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Published: April 4, 2009
Hunger or poison blamed after owl dies
BY SUSAN SIMPSON
The eastern screech owl rescued by downtown workers has died.

The owl died Thursday of possible poisoning or starvation, WildCare Oklahoma director Rhondi Large said. She said the owl died before she got to an animal shelter to retrieve him Thursday night.

"I did an exam, and he was emaciated,” she said. "He hadn’t been eating for a while. There’s a chance he ate a poisoned mouse. Th...

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