Woman Carries Injured Falcon Up A Cliff

Woman finds an injured falcon and carries him up a cliff to get help

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00:00This bird is very injured. He can't even walk. There was just no doubt in my mind that we

00:07had to help him. They knew as soon as that tide came in, he wouldn't make it because

00:12he couldn't climb up the cliff. He was very difficult to grab. It took me almost 45 minutes

00:19to an hour.

00:20I hope he's okay. We had some drinks in here, but we cleared it out and now we decided we're

00:26going to bring Larry up in this cooler, up a cliff. We're going to try. You're going

00:33to survive, okay? Poor guy. Okay, we're going to save you. Ready?

00:41It was difficult to get up the cliff because there's a little waterfall going over this

00:45ladder. Now all we have to do is get him to the hospital and he's going to be okay. We

00:53were nervous that he wasn't going to make it. We booked it over to the wildlife center

00:59and made it just in time.

01:07I got an email from the San Diego Humane Society yesterday and they invited me to help release

01:12Larry back into the wild today. I'm tearing up a little bit. I just, I cannot believe

01:18this is happening. This is where we're going to do his release.

01:31Oh my gosh.

01:38Please, bird, stop. Let him get it.

02:09Be careful, Todd.

02:16Poor guy. How did he get on?

02:21I thought it was a dish or something.

02:26Oh, there's the dog.

02:33Hold him right here.

02:43Don't pull too hard. What is it? Cotton. I thought it was plastic.

02:47Either way, his mouth is shut. Will that slide off?

02:58Oh, he's trying to get to you.

03:05Okay, bye, birdie.