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After 7 months, Canada goose with arrow stuck in its body finally rescued in B.C.

  • A Canada Goose named Wilson was rescued after having an arrow lodged in its body for seven months, as explained by veterinarian Dr. Adrian Walton.
  • Wildlife photographer Tim Cyr, who first spotted Wilson, coordinated a team to capture the injured goose on January 14.
  • The arrow was successfully removed at Dewney Animal Hospital, and Wilson is now recovering at Mountainaire Avian Rescue Society.
  • Cyr plans to release Wilson back to Furry Creek Golf and Country Club once the goose has fully recovered.
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