BIRDS TAKEN FMRO A BUTTERFLY HOUSE NEARLY A MONTH AGO. THIS IS WHAT WE HAVE NOTICED OVERGROWN BEAKS AND CLAWS BUT NOW THINGS ARE LOOKING FORWARD SEE THE CHANGE IN THE, YOU KNOW, HAVE A BETTER ENVIRONMENT GETTING CARE WELL MAKES ALL THE DIFFERENCE HUMAN SIETYOC IS STILL WORKING THROUGH MEDICAL EXAMINATIONS ON ALL ANILSMA PREPARING THEM FOR PERMANENT PLACEMENTS. SO SOME OF THE ANILSMA WILL REQUIRE A HIGHER LEVEL OF CARE AND THAN ”GNGOI TO DETERMINE IN FUNDS WHERE SOME OF THESE ANIMALS WILL END UP GO. STEEV GLANT SAYS NHS IS WORKING WITH EXPERIENCED HOST FAMILIES A ZOO IN WICHITA, KANSAS. ZOO AND NEBRAASK WILDLIFE REHAB ABOUT 40 OR MORE HAVEEE BN BUT WITH NEBRASKA WILDLIFE REHAB AND CEON TSEHE THE ANIMALS ARE AVAILABLE TO GO TO A PERMANENT HOME THE ZOO HENRY DOORLY SAYS MOST LIKELY THEY WILL TAKE SOME OF THESE EXOTIC BIRDS AND THE WILL PLACE INSIDE THE DESERT THE DOME AND THE BIRDS HERE HAVE A FREE RANGE MANY BIRDS HERE ARE JUST FREEFLYING. THEN A JTUS DOVE PASSED OVER. WE HAVE SOME SPECIES CALLED MOUSE BIRDS. WE HAVE AN INTERESTING SPECIES OF BIRD REAYLL CALLED A WEAVER ZEUS DIRECTOR OF ANIMAL HEALTH SARAH WOODHOUSE SAYS ONCE THE BIRDS ARRIVE AT HENRY’S DOOR. THEY WILL NEED TO QUARANTINE AND BE SLOWLY INTRODUCED TO THEIR NEW NEIGHBORS. WE HAVE HELPED THE HUMANE SOCIETY DO INITIAL EXAMINATIONS ON ALL THE ANIMALS SO WITHOUT KNOWING OVER 500 ANIMALS THEY HAVE IT TAKES THAT AIT WHILE AT THIS POINT WOODHOUSE HOPE TO GET SOME OF THE BIRDS IN THE NEXT COUPLES WEE, KSBUT NHS SAID THEY HAVE NO TOGETHER. 8 days
Man Papillion charged with seven counts of animal cruelty after more than 650 animals seized from home
A Papillion man has been charged with animal cruelty in connection with more than 650 animals seized from a home in December. Edward Luben, 56, was jailed in Sarpy County Jail on Wednesday on seven counts of abandonment or cruel neglect of an animal (serious injury or death). He’s on bail. In December 2021, the Nebraska Humane Society seized and removed 665 animals from a Papillion house on Kilkinny Circle near Shannon Road, including exotic birds, reptiles, amphibians and mammals. About 70 animals were found dead and two animals had to be euthanized due to the extent of their injuries, according to Sarpy County. “The cages were filthy, some (animals) look like they haven’t been fed for a while,” Steve Glandt, the Nebraska Humane Society’s vice president of field operations, said in December. “Many of the animals appeared to have been in poor health. Last night we released around 250 different animals. They were brought back to the NHS where they are being assessed and treated for veterinary care.” in 2008 and removed approximately 250 animals at the time. Neighbor Kent Asmussen said he remembered it well. dead in that one too,” Asmussen said.
A Papillion man has been charged with animal cruelty following the seizure of more than 650 animals from a home in December.
Edward Luben, 56, was jailed Wednesday at Sarpy County Jail on seven counts of abandonment or cruel neglect of an animal (serious injury or death). He’s on bail.
In December 2021, the Nebraska Humane Society seized and removed 665 animals from a Papillion house on Kilkinny Circle near Shannon Road, including exotic birds, reptiles, amphibians and mammals. About 70 animals were found dead and two animals had to be euthanized due to the extent of their injuries, according to Sarpy County.
“The cages were filthy, some (animals) look like they haven’t been fed for a while,” Steve Glandt, vice president of field operations for the Nebraska Humane Society, said in December. “A lot of the animals appeared to be in poor health. Last night we released around 250 different animals. They were taken back to the NHS where they are being assessed and treated by a vet.”
The NHS said it was called home in 2008 and then removed around 250 animals.
Neighbor Kent Asmussen said he remembered it well.
“It wasn’t as big as this one, but it was the same thing, they took animals out, I think there were quite a few deaths in that one too,” Asmussen said.
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