A rehabilitated bald eagle has been released back into the wild after receiving medical treatment. The eagle had suffered a traumatic head injury and was cared for by the Houston SPCA for three months. The release took place in Anahuac, where the eagle was set free to return to its natural habitat.
According to the Houston SPCA, the eagle had recovered sufficiently to be released. Further details about the eagle's injury and rehabilitation are available from the Houston SPCA.
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