Not being large animals, 
birds can succumb to illness very quickly if not treated in time.
By: Roger Ewing
If you read my recent post concerning the barn owl I found laying beside the trail in the Chesebro bike park, you may be wondering what has happened to our fine feathered friend Hooty. Today I spoke with a member of the staff at the California Wildlife Center who tells me
Hooty the barn owl is recovering slowly from his infections and is eating on his own. Hooty’s caregivers fed him a skinned mouse and Hooty apparently enjoyed the meal very much.
Keep in mind that the center is located on Piuma Road near the Saddlepeak lodge and it is not easy to find. There is a red mail box with the address 26026 and the letters CWC. Drive up to say hello, and make a donation to help support a their very worthwhile work.
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