Four Peachicks Rescued After Being Separated From Mother In Ahmedabad's Asarwa
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Four peachicks were rescued after they were found wandering on a road near Asarwa in an apparently abandoned state on Saturday, with wildlife rescuers stepping in after an alert was raised with an animal helpline.
Peachicks Found Wandering On Road
The four chicks were reportedly spotted in the Asarwa area after being separated from their mother.
Following the alert, a wildlife expert from Animal Life Care reached the spot and safely rescued the peachicks.
The organisation said the chicks were rescued before they could be attacked by other animals or birds in the area.
Chicks Given Care Before Being Handed Over To Forest Department
After the rescue, the peachicks were provided with feeding and basic care.
They were subsequently handed over to the Forest Department for further care, protection and rehabilitation.
Animal Group Issues Appeal To Residents
Animal Life Care said sightings of young peachicks are not uncommon during the monsoon season.
The organisation appealed to residents not to attempt to catch or handle a peacock chick themselves if it is found wandering on a road or appears to have been separated from its mother.
Residents have instead been advised to immediately inform an animal helpline or the Forest Department so that the chick can be assessed and safely rescued if required.
