00:00This rescuer is racing to save a wild goose from oncoming traffic.
00:03When Nancy received a call about a Canadian goose who was lying on the highway,
00:07she quickly jumped into her car and tried to save him.
00:10There is no goose here.
00:12This rescue is obviously super dangerous and no one should try for themselves.
00:17Please call your local authorities before you attempt to do anything like this.
00:20Oh, there's my baby. Oh boy, who's walking.
00:24Nancy is a wildlife rehabber and has many years of experience rescuing geese.
00:28But even with all that experience, Nancy knew that she had to be super careful
00:32because a lot of things could go wrong very quickly.
00:36Gary.
00:57You're okay.
01:06You're okay.
01:08You're okay.
01:15And eventually, she was able to safely rescue this goose.
01:19All right, baby.
01:21Yeah, she definitely crash-landed.
01:23All right.
01:24From there, Nancy brought him to Sweetbriar Nature Center, a wildlife rehab center,
01:28where he was examined for his wounds.
01:30The goose had ripped his foot, so he was going to have to spend a couple weeks at the nature
01:33center.
01:33And after a few weeks, the goose's wounds had recovered and he was safely released back into
01:37the wild with some friends that he actually made at the center.
01:39And after a few weeks, the goose had recovered and he was able to have to go to the center
01:39center.
01:40And after a few weeks, the goose had recovered and he was able to have to go to the center
01:48center.
01:48You
