Bird Rehabilitation Unit Sample Clauses

Bird Rehabilitation Unit. ‌ The Bird Rehabilitation Unit is responsible for ensuring that all recovered live birds exposed to oil receive the best achievable care and that oiled birds are properly documented, sampled, tracked, and released. The Bird Rehabilitation Unit is responsible for the oversight of all oiled bird rehabilitation facilities, whether they are permanent or mobile. When rehabilitated animals are ready for release, clean, non-oiled release sites should be chosen in consultation with appropriate trustee agencies. Oiled bird facilities must comply with federal and state regulations and must meet minimum recommendations in Best Practices for Migratory Bird Care During Oil Spill Response. Washington State has minimum oiled wildlife facility infrastructure requirements (WAC 000-00-000 through 000-00-000 < xxxx://xxxx.xxx.xx.xxx/wac/default.aspx?cite=232-12>) that must be met in order to serve as an oiled wildlife facility during the course of a response. Basic oiled bird rehabilitation facilities should include:  Areas for intake, physical exam, and evidence processing;  Space for a veterinary hospital with isolation capabilities;  Indoor bird housing and enclosures;  Food storage and preparation facilities;  Animal washing and rinsing areas;  Indoor drying pens;  Outdoor pool and pen areas;  Diagnostic equipment and pathology facilities (e.g., morgue);  An area with restrooms and separate rooms for eating and volunteer training;  Administrative offices with multiple phone and fax lines, high-speed internet, and conference space;  Storage;  Access to a large parking area; and  Adequate ventilation, hot and cold water, and climate control.
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Bird Rehabilitation Unit. The Bird Rehabilitation Unit is responsible for ensuring that all recovered live birds exposed to oil receive the best achievable care and that oiled birds are properly documented, sampled, tracked, and released. The Bird Rehabilitation Unit is responsible for the oversight of all oiled bird rehabilitation facilities, whether they are permanent or mobile. When rehabilitated animals are ready for release, clean, non-oiled release sites should be chosen in consultation with appropriate trustee agencies. Oiled bird facilities must comply with federal and state regulations and must meet minimum recommendations in Best Practices for Migratory Bird Care During Oil Spill Response. Washington State has minimum oiled wildlife facility
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