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Reward for information on injured pelicans along O C s coast climbs to $25,500

Print Two more brown pelicans have been reported as dead on Orange County’s coast, prompting the Animal Legal Defense Fund to add to the reward for information on the perpetrators by $20,000. This also brings the total number of injured pelicans discovered with broken wings between San Clemente and Huntington Beach to 34 since October. The organization said that most pelicans did not survive their injuries and those that did required emergency surgery and long-term care. At least 22 of the pelicans died of their injuries, the Wetlands and Wildlife Care Center reported last month. The birds were classified as a federally endangered species in 1970, but were removed from the list in 2009.

Legal Advocacy Group Offers $25K for Pelican Attack Information – NBC Los Angeles

When the Animal Legal Defense Fund announced the $5,500 reward, a total of 32 birds had been mutilated along the coast between San Clemente and Huntington Beach over the course of eight months. According to the Wetlands and Wildlife Care Center, at least 22 of the rescued pelicans had their wings broken so severely that bones came through the skin. The pinpointed, blunt trauma injuries, found consistently among all of the pelicans, led wildlife officials to believe the birds were attacked by humans. Two more dead birds have since been found, totaling 34 wounded pelicans. Most pelicans did not survive, and those who did needed emergency surgery and long-term care, the Animal Legal Defense Fund said in a statement.

Legal Advocacy Group Offers $25K for Pelican Attack Information – NBC Bay Area

When the Animal Legal Defense Fund announced the $5,500 reward, a total of 32 birds had been mutilated along the coast between San Clemente and Huntington Beach over the course of eight months. According to the Wetlands and Wildlife Care Center, at least 22 of the rescued pelicans had their wings broken so severely that bones came through the skin. The pinpointed, blunt trauma injuries, found consistently among all of the pelicans, led wildlife officials to believe the birds were attacked by humans. Two more dead birds have since been found, totaling 34 wounded pelicans. Most pelicans did not survive, and those who did needed emergency surgery and long-term care, the Animal Legal Defense Fund said in a statement.

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