In the summer of 2014, Susan Hickman was out for a walk when she noticed something. She noticed a shell of eggs that was broken on the ground.
Despite being on the verge of continuing to move forward, Susan made the decision to stop and check inside.
She was surprised to find out that there was.
Susan look inside and discovered a young chick. His eyes were closed, and he lacked feathers.
Susan searched the area for a nest but was unable in doing so.
Susan made the decision to trying to save the chick since she realized that if she left him there, he wouldn’t live on his own.
However, raising a baby bird is not simple. Susan had to feed the bird for the first two weeks, from sunrise to sunset, every 20 to 30 minutes.
Susan didn’t give up despite the difficult process. She used a little medication dropper to ensure the chick got the nutrition he need because she had a close connection with him.
The bird put up a great fight and made it through the first day.
also the following day.
She quickly gave him the name Klinger.
His eyes were now open.
And Getting feathers,
He finally became into a big elegant bird.
How about that for a change?
Klinger became a vital member of the family as he recovered.
He received a lot of love and attention, and in exchange, he made Susan’s life happier.
When Klinger was big enough, Susan decided to let him go back into the wild because she truly loves animals.
She was also conscious of Klinger’s current domestication, though. He couldn’t survive on his own because he wasn’t equipped at all for living in the wilderness.
Susan therefore came to the conclusion that Klinger had to be by her side.
Klinger doesn’t appear to care at all, either.
Watch this video to learn more about Susan and Klinger’s story:
What a blessing it was that Susan saw Klinger and was able to save him! Share if this touching tale touched you as well!