Rehabilitated Bald Eagle Released into the Wild (AEF)
2,611 views · Published 2 May 2010 · 0:48 · Indexed 27 October 2026
Channel: American Eagle Foundation · 2010 · Pets & Animals
A Bald Eagle was found September 9, 2009 in East Tennessee. Rescued by TWRA, an intensive effort was launched to heal the injured eagle that included veterinarians, volunteers at Clinch River Raptor Center in Clinton and the American Eagle Foundation. A steel pin was inserted during intricate surgery in the eagle's hollow femur so it could mend, and a regimen of antibiotics was given. The eagle has been in a 150-foot-long flight exercise enclosure at the American Eagle Foundation's headquarters at Dollywood in Pigeon Forge for some two months. On April 30, 2010 Tiny was released back into the wild.
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