Intoxicated Vultures Rescued in Connecticut After Dumpster Diving Incident
Two black vultures were treated and released after consuming fermented cocktail fruit from a dumpster, leading to severe intoxication.
- Two black vultures found unable to stand or fly in Watertown, Connecticut, were rescued by A Place Called Hope.
- The birds had ingested alcohol-soaked fruits from an unsecured dumpster, leading to their temporary incapacitation.
- After receiving fluids and a substantial meal, the vultures recovered and were released back into the wild.
- Wildlife experts remind the public to secure trash to prevent wildlife from accessing potentially harmful substances.
- The incident highlights issues of urban wildlife management and the unexpected dangers of human waste.