Amidst the tragic raging wildfires happening Oregon right now, it’s the feel-good heroic stories like this that give us hope during these dark times. Officer Felecia Sloan, according to the tweet was doing evacuations when she came across the beautiful injured owl.
Officer Felecia Sloan was doing evacuations when she came across an injured owl on Sept. 16, 2020. She took it to a wildlife rescue facility in Corvallis. Photo courtesy U.S. Forest Service
Sloan transported the owl to the Chintimini Wildlife Center for injured wildlife in Corvallis, Oregon.
Here’s a feel good story to brighten our days among the smoke & loss . . . LEO Felecia Sloan was doing evacuations yesterday & came across this injured owl. She was able to transport the owl to the Wildlife Center for injured wildlife in Corvallis. Looking for the silver linings! pic.twitter.com/uJUtZADuAU
— Forest Service NW (@ForestServiceNW) September 17, 2020
Thank you Felecia! This story made my day a bit brighter.
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