This one was a late arrival but when they get hit by cars we take them. Especially when someone else is willing to put in the effort to catch it and bring it to us. Even if it isn't hard to catch it is still a huge help. This goose was struggling and had blood in it's mouth. It was already dried and by morning it seemed to be in better shape. It found it's way to Broadbent Wildlife Sanctuary like so many other waterfowl during their time of greatest need. They are the only place in the state that I have found that could take in any species both mammal and migratory birds, songbirds, waterfowl, as well as raptors. Stay tuned for further updates and the final outcomes of a lot of these overnight guest.

Visit Broadbent Wildlife Sanctuaries page here...
Learn about Canadian geese and their long battle with vehicles on the road here...
See one of our Goose adventures here...
https://staging.rfpsinc.com/the-lonely-goose-a-story-of-hope-and-rescue/