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From: mary broda
City: tinley park, IL
Hi, we have a injured goose. We tryed calling the animal officer out here and she called other people of the wildlive no one came to pick him up. Hes got a broken wing he can not fly we feel very sorry for it, I,love the animals. Hes not scared of people at all. I,just hope that the cyote dosent eat him. any one can answer to this please what to do!! for him...

 
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From: Laura Kammin
Visiting Extension Specialist, Pollution Prevention
Extension-Illinois-Indiana Sea Grant College Program
lkammin@illinois.edu
Mary, You can find licensed wildlife rehabilitators listed here: http://web.extension.illinois.edu/wildlife/professionals.cfm

There are three rehabbers with permits to care for birds listed in Cook County.

 
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