00:01A baby pigeon found injured at Stowbridge bus station is recovering after being taken
00:05under a vet's wing. The squab was seven days old when resident Bethany Greenhall brought him to a
00:12practice with a wound to his head. His first bed was a nest inside a basket. Senior vet Stacey
00:18Reid Owen treated the injury and veterinary nurse Vanessa Stokes took him home for round-the-clock
00:23care. She's hand reared him for seven weeks watching him grow from a nest basket into a bird
00:28with space to exercise and fly. He has been named number nine, that's after the bus route that stops there.
00:36Vets hope he can return to the wild when he's ready to.
00:39If not, a trusted local pigeon carer can offer him a home.
