
Men Push Baby Geese Off Balcony, Outrage Ensues
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In Kelowna, BC, a distressing incident unfolded as men shoved baby geese off a balcony, injuring some. Conservation officers rescued five and sent two to a rehab center. The act, illegal under federal laws, sparked outrage, with calls for stricter enforcement to prevent future incidents.
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A wild incident went down in Kelowna, British Columbia, where a group of men hurted seven baby geese off of fourth floor balcony at the Madison. Building video caught them using a pool noodle to push the gozzlings toward the edge, sending them tumbling down on Wednesday morning. Conservation officers stepped in quick, relocating five unharmed gozzlings to Okanagan Lake along with two adult geese. The other two got banged up and headed to a wildlife rehab center in Somerland for care. Witnesses were straight up horrified, with folks calling it devastating and unbelievable. Local business owners and bystanders couldn't wrap their heads around the cruelty, sparking major outrage online and demands for real consequences. Beyond just a talk. Turns out, Canada geese are protected under federal migratory bird laws, so messing with them without a permit is illegal. Police gave the building employee involved some education, but many say that's not enough. The property management admitted he shouldn't have stepped in and reviewed it with him. Those injured gozzlings are holding steady in rehab
during this critical first 48 hours, but the push for justice keeps growing as everyone. Hopes for stronger enforcement to prevent this kind of mess. Canada news today, power by AI bringing you what matters.
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