Injured owl ready to fly again thanks to Southwest Virginia Wildlife Center

Injured owl ready to fly again thanks to Southwest Virginia Wildlife Center
Owl spent nearly two months recovering after injuring its leg
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DANVILLE, Va. – An injured owl rescued by a firefighter along the Dan River is nearly ready to fly again, thanks to the Southwest Virginia Wildlife Center.
The barred owl will be released back into the wild on Saturday, near where it was found in Danville.
The owl was found by a Danville firefighter hanging upside down entangled in some fishing line and injured its leg in the process. Wildlife center staff member Madison Burnette, who helped rehabilitate the owl, says it took nearly two months for it to heal.

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