Tuesday, May 6th 2025, 12:18 pm
5/5/2025 UPDATE: Family Animal Medicine in Owasso said all three birds that were injured by darts at Elm Creek Park have been released back to their home pond.
See the heartwarming video below!
"Thank you to Wild Heart Ranch, Bonnie Gibson, the Elm Creek Pond residents, those who donated, and to our incredible team at FAM for their hard work in helping the geese and duck get treated and released," Family Animal Rescue shared.
The Owasso Police Department said there is now a $2,500 reward available for information on the person responsible.
>>> Duck and goose recover at Owasso animal hospital; Police continue dart-shooting investigation
5/2/2025 UPDATE:
Owasso Police are investigating reports of someone using darts to harm wildlife in and around Elm Creek Park.
Officers say waterfowl, like ducks and geese, in the Elm Creek had darts sticking out of their necks and bodies. They are asking for the public’s help in identifying the individual or individuals responsible.
"Parents, talk to children, please, that this behavior is unacceptable. If this is adults, it's dumb. Either way, it does carry a criminal penalty," said Owass PD in a Facebook post.
Residents are asked to be on the lookout for anyone carrying darts, a blowgun, or acting suspiciously in the area. Anyone with information is encouraged to call the Owasso Police Department’s non-emergency line.
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