Group gives care to birds at their refuge

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Debbie Pappas stands with two of the women who help her with her animal refuge for birds in Carbonville. The women are holding three of their patients that are currently in residence, a turkey vulture and two great horned owls.

They are 2 great-horned owls and a turkey vulture.

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