A Daly City man is devastated to learn the prosthetic foot he was crafting for a one-legged eagle in Pennsylvania won't be put to use. The golden eagle named Aura was put down at the order of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. 'I almost wanted to cry.'
Most recently, it was a request from 28,000 miles away in Stroudsbrug, Pennsylvania that held special significance.Aura the Golden Eagle, who is in the same family as our country's national bird, the Bald Eagle had been found in a field in need of care. She was brought to the Pocono Wildlife Rehab and Education Center.
"Never once tried to bite, never one tired to talon. She was just incredibly soft and and acceptive." says Susan Downing, Co-Executive Director. Videos sent to ABC7 News of Aura show her calmly being bathed and interacting with humans. "The order itself was received at around 1 p.m. last Thursday, and states to euthanatize immediately.
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