Quogue Wildlife Refuge: Bald eagle stolen from facility
The Quogue Wildlife Refuge says a bald eagle was stolen from their facility early Tuesday morning.
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Jul 17, 2019, 2:13 AM
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Updated 1,972 days ago
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The Quogue Wildlife Refuge says a bald eagle was stolen from their facility early Tuesday morning.
The bald eagle, Sam, has been at the wildlife center since 1988.
According to Village of Quogue police, Sam's cage was cut and pried open.
The facility says the bird has a partially amputated wing and can't survive without their care.
They're asking that the bird is returned safely.
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