In order to increase the protection of wild animals, the Songjianghe Forest Public Security Branch of the Forest Public Security Bureau of the Provincial Public Security Department has extensively carried out publicity activities such as household visits and hanging slogans. Due to the publicity of the protection of wild animals and the popularization of the concept of wildlife protection, the awareness of the whole people to protect wild animals has become stronger and stronger, and some wild animals that have been left alone due to injuries and diseases have been rescued and given a new life.
Recently, the police of the Huangnihe Forest Public Security Branch of the Forest Public Security Bureau of the Provincial Public Security Department successfully rescued a national second-level protected animal raccoon during the patrol and patrol of the jurisdiction, and has now sent it to the animal protection department of the Huangnihe Forestry Bureau for professional treatment.
On the morning of October 21, when the police of the Weihuhe Police Station of the Huangnihe Forest Public Security Substation conducted a patrol and inventory of the 32 forest classes and vacant houses in the ditch system, they found that there was an injured animal lying on the side of the road in the forest. After the police came forward to observe, it turned out to be an adult wild raccoon, whose left forelimb and left ear were injured and bleeding, and it was suspected of being bitten by other wild animals.
The police immediately took the injured raccoon to the police station to use drugs for simple hemostasis, and then sent him to the animal protection department of the Huangnihe Forestry Bureau for professional treatment. According to the animal protection personnel, this is only a wild raccoon rescued by the police, which is a national second-level protected animal, and after the rescue and treatment of the injury is restored, it will be released to the mountain forest in a suitable place.
Recently, the Songjianghe Forest Public Security Bureau successfully rescued an injured national "three haves" protected animal, the yellow spot reed flounder, and was successfully released after careful care.
On October 15, an injured bird flew into a hotel under the jurisdiction of the sub-bureau, and the person in charge of the hotel knew that it was a wild animal and immediately called the police. After the police of the first police station arrived at the scene, they found that this bird was a yellow-spotted reed flounder, a national "three haves" protected animal.
After careful observation by the police, the wings of the macula reed flounder were injured and limited. The police took it back to the police station for treatment, and after 2 days of careful feeding and care, the macular reed flounder had the conditions to fly. On 18 October, civilian police released him near a pond in a forest area.
Recently, the police and civilians of the Lushuihe Forest Public Security Bureau joined hands to rescue a national second-level wild protected animal, the bee eagle.
The police of the Forest Investigation Brigade of the Lushuihe Forest Public Security Branch received an unknown injured bird sent by the residents of lushuihe Town in their work, and after preliminary inspection by the people's police, it was found that the bird was a hummingbird, a national second-level protected animal, with its wings broken, it had not eaten for a long time, and its body was weak, and the police immediately bought raw meat for feeding, and at the same time contacted the personnel of the Jilin Provincial Wild Animal Rescue and Breeding Center.
According to the staff, the bird is indeed a national second-level protected animal hummingbird, and after it is restored by professional treatment, it will be released to the mountain forest at a suitable location.
Forest police tips: Wild animals are an indispensable part of nature's biological chain, please do not feed, sell or kill wild animals without permission. At the same time, we call on the masses to actively participate in the protection of wild animals and jointly safeguard the beautiful home where man and nature coexist in harmony.