Bald eagle injured on train tracks unable to move, rescuers manage to save him just seconds before oncoming train arrived in miraculous story of safety

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    A bald eagle was struck by a train on Thursday and found on the tracks by an
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    officer with Prince William County Police Department. He appeared injured and
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    He appeared injured and unable to move, so the officer contacted local
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    wildlife rescue, AERO Animal Education and Rescue Organization.
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    Founder of the rescue, Olivia LoBalbo, immediately responded as time was not
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    on her side. "Vehicular strikes (even train strikes) are a pretty common
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    occurrence but in this case, we were on a time crunch because there was another
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    train on its way and we had to get him off the tracks before it did," recalls the rescue.
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    "Typically, we would assess the situation carefully, come up with a game plan,
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    and then go slow to not stress out the animal, and to keep our rescue team
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    safe. Unfortunately, as soon as she pulled up, they had less than two minutes to get him off the tracks."
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    Some quick thinking and cooperation from the eagle led to a safe rescue. "With
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    some skillful handling and a very cooperative Eagle (who very much understood
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    another train was getting close) they were successfully able to get him
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    wrapped up and caged, quite literally in the last few seconds before the train came."
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    The injured eagle was taken to Wildlife Vet Care to be examined and cared for by
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    Dr. Belinda Burwell. He is slowly improving and hopefully will be able to fly. once more.
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    He will be released back into the wild once he has fully recovered. Prince
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    William County Police Department thanked everyone involved in the
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    rescue on Facebook and wrote, "We spoke with AERO yesterday and confirmed
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    the eagle continues to heal and they are hopeful for an upcoming release. AERO – -
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    Please know, our good thoughts are soaring your way!"
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