Are you a veterinarian or wildlife rehabilitator and have a difficult wildlife case? Dr. Ford may be able to help. He regularly responds to cases on Veterinary Information Network (vin.com) but can also take cases directly if this is not an option. This service is reserved primarily for veterinarians or wildlife facilities. If you have found an injured wild bird, please take it to your nearest wildlife rehabilitation facility for care. Most of the time these can be found with an internet search including the terms “wildlife rehabilitator” and your local town or state (Example: “wildlife rehabilitator Washington State”).
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Have you looked at my old site (avian-vet.com) lately? Yeah, it looks old, doesn’t it? And barely used. Well welcome to one of two new websites I’ve been working on recently. I’m putting my wildlife site live first but in the weeks ahead look for another that will showcase my pet bird services as well. […]
Rescue and surgery for a bald eagle found injured in Washington State in 2011.
I have the flexibility and experience to help you with a bird project most anywhere in the world. I can be on-site to perform surgery, bringing everything necessary or making the necessary logistical arrangements to get supplies there. Where We Go Wildlife research happens where the wildlife is. Working in remote environments and getting stuff […]