Will an injured baby bird be returned to its original location?

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Hey I found a baby bird in my garden injured and the rspca picked it up from my address and took it to a bird hospital just want to know will the rspca bring the bird back to the place they picked it up from or will the bird hospital leave it go up there since the parents are looking for it. Pet's info: Bird | Unknown - Bird | Male

Jessica Desrosiers · Accepted Answer

It would be hard to say what the RSPCA will do as I'm not sure of the baby bird's situation. Most places will raise/rehabilitate the injured bird and then re-release it in an area surrounding. If the parents are actively looking for it, they may continue to do so for a few days until they give up/figure out the baby is gone. You can let the RSPCA know that the parents are looking for it, however as the baby bird is already in their care there probably won't be much to be done.

Will an injured baby bird be returned to its original location?

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