At Airdrie, a jackdaw was caught in an illegal trap and died of "horrible" injuries.
The animal was still alive when it was found by a civilian on May 18th in the North Plains of Airdrie, Lanarkshire. sleepy.
Shocking images show the birds being brutally trapped in man-made traps, andSSPCA personnel used a deliberate trap to attract wild birds. I treat it as an attempt. An autopsy found that the jackdaw would have endured great suffering and pain before dying, as Wana had partially amputated his left leg.
Animal welfare charities launched an investigation into the cruelty and urged anyone with information to come forward.
Scottish SPCA Special Investigation A corps inspector, who could not be named because of the undercover investigation, said: put them to sleep to end their suffering. The bird got caught in the trap with its left leg.
"A post-mortem examination revealed a severe open fracture of the leg that had been partially amputated, causing severe pain and distress. Springer traps were illegally installed. , deer legs were strewn around it as bait.
"We are appealing to the local community to pass on information about who is illegally killing birds, especially raptors." These traps are illegal, indiscriminate and cause unnecessary suffering to captive birds and animals.
If you are, we encourage you to call the animal helpline immediately on 03000 999 999. All calls can be handled confidentially.
" Such illegal traps or If you find a trap or snare that you think is there, feel free to contact us.
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