A good Samaritan saw it was hurt and took it to a wildlife clinic in Regina. A volunteer for Salthaven West clinic, which admits orphaned and injured wildlife, found a tiny plains garter snake crossing a road in Moose Jaw on Oct. 4. "They were not very nice," Natalia Slipak, clinic manager of Salthaven West, said of the injuries. © Laura Sciarpelletti/CBC Natalia Slipak, clinic manager of Salthaven West, says many injured wildlife that come through the clinic's doors have been attacked by cats. In fact, she says eight out of 10 injured wildlife they get at the clinic are wounded by cats.

Source: CBC News October 15, 2022 15:14 UTC