KWS rescues ostriches found with arrows embedded in their bodies
The Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) has rescued two wild ostriches that were found with arrows deeply embedded in their bodies in Layamorok, Baringo County. In a statement issued on Monday, KWS said the two ostriches were discovered with the arrows lodged deep in their bodies. The wildlife agency said the birds had not harmed anyone [...] The post KWS rescues ostriches found with arrows embedded in…
The Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) has rescued two wild ostriches with arrows embedded in their bodies in Layamorok, Baringo County. The birds were discovered with the arrows lodged deep in their bodies, having not harmed anyone. KWS stated that the ostriches were living freely in the wild when they were attacked. The rescue team carefully restrained the birds and removed the arrows, giving them a chance to recover from their injuries.
This incident raised concerns about other wild animals potentially suffering silently without being noticed. KWS urged the public to protect wildlife from cruelty and reminded everyone that wildlife deserves to live free from harm.
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