Should you touch that baby bird or bunny?
LAST WEEK, AS I WALKED TOWARD THE DOOR FUMBLING WITH MY KEYS, I almost missed what a thunderstorm had left in my front yard while I was carrying in my takeout: a tiny bird’s nest lying on the grass. I approached with fingers crossed, and I found two baby birds that had fallen victim to the downpour. Only one was still breathing. Over the next two hours, I hatched a plan to save the little guy’s life. Thanks to the staff at the Texas Wildlife Rehabilitation Coalition (TWRC), a Houston nonprofit that provides emergency care and rehabilitation for injured and orphaned animals, I was able to.
