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Yes, Lunenburg police give a hoot
Tufts treated an owl that had been brought in by the Lunenburg police department.
By:Cummings School
April 14, 2016
Lunenburg Sgt. Jack Hebert releases a Barred Owl in Lunenburg on Wednesday evening. The injured owl was rescued by Lunenburg officers in January, and rehabilitated at Tufts before being released in the wild. SENTINEL & ENTERPRISE / Ashley Green
Lunenburg Sgt. Jack Hebert releases a Barred Owl in Lunenburg on Wednesday evening. The injured owl was rescued by Lunenburg officers in January, and rehabilitated at Tufts before being released in the wild. SENTINEL & ENTERPRISE / Ashley Green

Fitchburg Sentinel and Enterprise

Tufts treated an owl that had been brought in by the Lunenburg police department.

Read full story here: http://www.sentinelandenterprise.com/news/ci_29765786/yes-your-police-give-hoot

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