Where does one rout an injured pigeon, newborn squ...

Where does one rout an injured pigeon, newborn squirrel, or abandoned turtle in this urban jungle? Manhattan may vaunt every niche marketer but this unique service is a boon for city dwellers faced with a sudden and previously unacknowledged dilemma. Over the past two years, I have brought a starling that was weaving on a median, a fluorescent lighting-stunned sparrow, fledgling pigeons, and some poor avians that were too mutilated to survive. The Fund never requires a donation and the staffers are universally genial and informative. I have learned how hardy pigeons really are, but if they can't fly, they're likely doomed (and vilified enough as it is so I would not want them to be even more vulnerable). The Fund also offers free workshops and I feel that every compassionate individual should know of this hidden treasure. Most well-meaning pedestrians are completely clueless as to what to do to help. Now everyone with a heart knows exactly where to take them and where the rehabilitation is clearly a labor of love. Many thanks Wild Bird Fund for doing your remarkable work.