When Jeff Krieger was called to help a bird in trouble in Metchosin, he did not
expect to have to hike through the bush carrying a furious eagle and the remains
of a rotting deer carcass.....

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Donald, the fluffy, six-week-old eaglet, is making a full recovery after a daring tree-top rescue that is allowing him to compete for meals with his two siblings.

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Alternative Wildlife Solutions Wildlife Specialist Jeff Krieger, left, handles the five-week old eaglet which was entangled in fishing line as Dave Hancock, founder of Hancock Wildlife Foundation, films the rescue near Sidney, B.C., 
Thursday, May 19, 2011.

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It was an exciting day!!

Jeff Krieger from Alternative Wildlife Solutions releases an eagle from Westy Too a water taxi volunteered for the release by owned by Reg Kirkham near Thieves Bay on Pender Island. The eagle was being put into a supported position before it took off into the wind and returned into what was believed to be it's nest near by. A male eagle in a tree near by screeched as the female made it's way back to the area. Photo by Bruce Stotesbury/ Times Colonist. For N story by Judith Lavoie Victoria Times Colonist.

Nobody wants a raccoon family living under their deck, but relocating the pesky critters can be a death sentence for the mother and her young.

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Dan Carranza of Camosun College looks at Jeff Krieger, an animal control officer who goes the extra mile to save and rehabilitate wildlife.

There are times Jeff Krieger wonders how animals get themselves in such crazy
predicaments.

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