Caught it flappin'around on the street after i left the internet-cafe past midnight .



Only this bird wasn't an easy catch compared to the few injured doves i've brought to the animal-emergencies before .



First i made an instant call to the ambulance-nightservice , which is always madbusy to help you immediately .
Most of the time they advise you to catch the animal yourself and bring it to your nearest first-helpservice .
In this case , the one in my hood was closed . Anyway , i attempted to get a grip on the bird which already hided between some bicycles .
One step too much i made and there it went quickly flapping forward to get seated under the middle-area of a car .

Okay , what now ? The car was standing near a busy road with lots of cabs driving their nightshift .
Called the ambulance-service again and finally persuaded them to get to the street i was located .
Still took about 45 minutes or so . That service is always jam-packed with work .
The team arrived and had ofcourse their gogo-gadgets :



A quick check didn't clear-up an immediate sign what was the matter with the patient . So they would examine it further at their work .

The End quakquak


[Edited 7/15/06 8:45am]

Good for you Is the duck ok?

applekisses said:

Hey thanx .
From what they noticed @ first sight , it wasn't that serious .
They believed it would be fine soon .

"So shines a good deed in a weary world."

And the world is indeed fortunate to have in it kindhearted people such as yourself.

I hope the duck will be alright.

WillyWonka said:

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[Edited 7/14/06 14:54pm]

applekisses said:

Yes, I agree, and would like to add this.

How you going to prepare that duck and why sauce will you serve it with?

100MPH said:

since when do they let ducks into internet cafes?

Seriously, the best thing you can do is drop that animal off at a vet, or spca.

I've stepped on a duck.

purplerein said:

yeah , it just left the housequack
But i've adapted the message