Hello. I'm sorry in advance if this is the wrong place to post this.
Three days ago, as I was walking to work, I saw a crow (Hooded Crow to be exact) which couldn't fly. It tried to fly off a few times but unsuccessfully. Yesterday, I saw the same bird at the same place. It was just sitting there, unable to do anything it seemed, just moving her head. I planned on bringing it some food day later, but when I was coming back from work I didn't see it there anymore. I thought it finally flew off or something. However, it was probably just hiding in bushes. Today, I saw it again at the same place.
Where I live, there's no any RSPCA-like organizations I can call that would help the poor thing. I could only take it to a vet, but even that is a problem. I live 30 minutes away from that place (I walk to work) and I don't know how could I transport it to my place. Even if I could, I don't think it would be a very good idea since I have a cat. What should I do
? Should I only bring it some food and hope it'll heal itself? I don't go to work over the weekend, which is a problem, but I might go there just to give it some food and water. Maybe she's been fed by someone else, since it's been three days. Or maybe she's eating insects, I don't know.
The place she's at is more or less secluded. It's a short grassy area, but it's always in shade. It has a few bushes and stuff where it usually sits. A road is close by, but it didn't make any effort to go any close to it since I first saw it. It's always at the same place, barely moves a meter.
It looks like it's missing a leg.. But I'm not sure, it might be just broken. Or maybe it's her wing.. I couldn't take a better look, sorry.
So yes, should I bring her some food and take a look at the injury a bit? Or is it too late already? Also, what do crows eat? I heard they eat almost anything. Could I take her some cat food and bread crums?
Three days ago, as I was walking to work, I saw a crow (Hooded Crow to be exact) which couldn't fly. It tried to fly off a few times but unsuccessfully. Yesterday, I saw the same bird at the same place. It was just sitting there, unable to do anything it seemed, just moving her head. I planned on bringing it some food day later, but when I was coming back from work I didn't see it there anymore. I thought it finally flew off or something. However, it was probably just hiding in bushes. Today, I saw it again at the same place.
Where I live, there's no any RSPCA-like organizations I can call that would help the poor thing. I could only take it to a vet, but even that is a problem. I live 30 minutes away from that place (I walk to work) and I don't know how could I transport it to my place. Even if I could, I don't think it would be a very good idea since I have a cat. What should I do
? Should I only bring it some food and hope it'll heal itself? I don't go to work over the weekend, which is a problem, but I might go there just to give it some food and water. Maybe she's been fed by someone else, since it's been three days. Or maybe she's eating insects, I don't know.The place she's at is more or less secluded. It's a short grassy area, but it's always in shade. It has a few bushes and stuff where it usually sits. A road is close by, but it didn't make any effort to go any close to it since I first saw it. It's always at the same place, barely moves a meter.
It looks like it's missing a leg.. But I'm not sure, it might be just broken. Or maybe it's her wing.. I couldn't take a better look, sorry.
So yes, should I bring her some food and take a look at the injury a bit? Or is it too late already? Also, what do crows eat? I heard they eat almost anything. Could I take her some cat food and bread crums?
