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UPDATE 2:30pm November 4
Geoff and SE15 picked me up and we drove to Taronga Wildlife Hospital (TWH) (behind and separate entrance to zoo). We met Judy and Lilly, her grand-daughter at the front gate.
We took SE15 inside to a treatment/unpacking room where he got out of the box and we gave some history on how he ended up on the ground. "Our" baby is big and appears calm, he put on 600 grams since being in hospital. I touched his head and neck (so soft) and told him to get better SOON!
Geoff took SE15 to his "new home" for now. He has lots of perches and was moving around on them comfortably.
Blood work from ARH will take approximately 2 weeks. In the meantime, the vet will examine him later today.
I can't say how often we can provide updates. Geoff is the point of contact to Libby the TWH manager. They are an extremely busy facility with lots of patients!
Lots of people have mentioned donations so we enquired at TWH about the best approach. It appears that donations are usually made at the zoo and then they are apportioned money, however they are able to collect independently with cash or cheque (to their own donation box).
If anyone wants to donate specifically to TWH (not via the zoo), you can send the donation via EagleCAM and attach a note to say where the money is to go. Eg. With a $5 donation you may choose to send $2 to the EagleCAM project and $3 to TWH - there is provision to add a note on the donation page. Geoff can then put all the donations together and give them the money directly.
Just one picture for now, I actually took a lot more using Judy's tablet, so we'll have to wait for her to upload them.
Thanks for all your best wishes, prayers, tears, support and concern.
Shirley/liberty1998 (also on behalf of Geoff and Judy)




X-ray of SE-15 taken by Animal Referral Hospital. This is a composite of three X-rays.