After being seen falling from a tree in February, a female bald eagle was released back into the wild on Thursday, the Progressive Animal Welfare Society (PAWS) said on Facebook.
PAWS treated the bald eagle after it suffered a fractured beak, a foot injury, and underwent a blood transfusion.
Video posted by PAWS shows the eagle stepping out of a crate before flying away, heading back into the wild.
PAWS is a nonprofit based in Snohomish County that rehabilitates injured wildlife, shelters dogs and cats for adoption, and provides education on caring for animals.
One last check before release! 🦅 This fierce female Bald eagle has been in our care since February after she was seen...
Posted by PAWS - Progressive Animal Welfare Society on Tuesday, April 22, 2025
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