Napa Wildlife Rescue recently saved and rehabilitated the cutest baby great horned owls.
NAPA, Calif. -- When a pair of baby great horned owls fell out of their nest, Napa Wildlife Rescue came directly to their aid.
One of the owls was placed in an incubator and hand-fed until he grew stronger. Then he was reunited with his sibling and the two spent seven months with the rescue before returning to the wild. "I went and spent a whole day out there and never saw the parents," said Poole."I went out and played these owl calls to try and attract the parents, and I just didn't see them. So, we couldn't put them back, we had to raise them."
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