by Carolyn.Leopard | Nov 4, 2011 | N.E.S.T. Rehab Residents
Wednesday, 11/2/11, Brady’s blood work came back and was bad. That, combined with his continued floating, caused Dr. Burkart and Christian to determine he needed to have a recheck at Roanoke Island Animal Clinic (RIAC). The decision on examination was he had air...
by Carolyn.Leopard | Nov 4, 2011 | N.E.S.T. Rehab Residents
Tuesday, 11/1/11, Brady was given 5 inches of water. He was floating, but floating evenly, and seemed comfortable, lifting his head out of the water and breathing. Usually floaters are “bubble butts” (meaning the rear is higher than the head) or one side...
by Carolyn.Leopard | Nov 4, 2011 | N.E.S.T. Rehab Residents
ID#JRO-11-10-30-1 On Sunday 10/30/11, the Brady family in Corolla found a stranded Kemp’s ridley on the beach. They called the N.E.S.T. Hotline and transported him to meet up with N.E.S.T. volunteer Jackie Orsulak. Jackie took Brady (as the little Kemp’s ridley has...
