Summary
A Canada goose crashed through the front porch door of Lynne Sewell's home in Countesthorpe, Leicestershire. She initially thought someone was breaking in, but it was the goose, which only suffered minor injuries. Wildlife rescuers are treating the bird, and it is expected to return to the wild soon.
Key Facts
- A Canada goose crashed into Lynne Sewell's front door in Countesthorpe, Leicestershire.
- She initially believed the noise was caused by a person trying to break in.
- The goose was stuck in the door and had only minor injuries like small cuts.
- Lynne and her friend Ian Bullock took care of the bird until help arrived.
- Amy Blower from Leicestershire Wildlife Hospital collected the goose for treatment.
- The goose is receiving pain medication and antibiotics and will return to the wild.
- The incident occurred at night, which is unusual for such an event in that area.
- Lynne is arranging to repair her door through insurance after boarding it up.
