Found
on the side of a dark desert highway, these two Javelina sisters
had been separated from their herd and were very upset. They
were brought to Desert Cry where the cactus needles that covered
them were removed, and the wounds treated with antibiotic ointment.
Unfortunately a needle went into the eye of one of the babies,
leaving it blind. She stuck closely to her sister; leaning on
her with the blind eye toward her. They quickly learned to drink
formula from a dish and began to gain weight. Before they became
too accustomed to captivity, they were transferred to another
wildlife rehabilitation facility to be introduced into a new
family (herd). Even the little one-eyed Javelina did well, and
they were all released back to the wild life they were meant
to live.
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