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A few weeks later I checked in the to see how my endangered dove
was doing. It was encouraging to see that he actually did have a
cast on his wing. The main reason I came, however, was because I
wanted to see him fly again, so I began to
ask when he would be released. To my surprise
they said that not only could I be there, but I could be the
person to set him free. Now I know that animals seem to have a
built in guidance system, and that if he was released at the
clinic there's a pretty good chance he would find his was back
to his old neighborhood, but it occurred to me that it would be
much better if I could release him exactly where I found him.
That way he would be sure to be home, after all, he might have a
mate with a nest full of
chicks that needed his help. With excitement, I began to look
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