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Anger as cops seize pet crow
Scottish Daily Express
|August 06, 2025
A PENSIONER'S pet crow has been taken away by police and released into the wild amid claims the bird was kept in poor conditions.
Charles Harries, 75, had looked after the animal - simply called Crow - at his home in Oxford after she was attacked by another bird in 2021.
She was unable to fly due to a back injury.
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