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Owls in Towels (owlsintowels@mas.to)'s status on Monday, 25-May-2026 07:03:03 JST Owls in Towels

I Was Sprayed by a Skunk! 🦨💨
This Great Horned Owl was temporarily blinded but thanks to multiple baths at South Plains Wildlife Rehab was cleared for release. Want to donate to South Plains? https://spwrc.org/donate Source: https://fb.com/1664536106954963 #owlsintowels 💛🦉
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1. A Great Horned Owl is wrapped in a peach towel, the hood of which is seated behind his/her plumicorns; feather tufts that looks like ears and in this case are pointed up and a little matted. In addition to the towel, the owl wears an expression of malcontent, amplified by extra wide pupils and a steep angled brow. Unhand me human or my wrath will be swift.
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  South Plains Wildlife Rehab Center - When you are about to get in the shower and the door bell rings! The Great-horned owl was sprayed by a skunk and had multiple baths. He was blind from the skunk spray. Fortunately on November 16th he was released. A DPS trooper from Sonora drove the owl to Lubbock when he found him on the side of the road. | Facebook
  
  When you are about to get in the shower and the door bell rings! The Great-horned owl was sprayed by a skunk and had multiple baths. He was blind from the skunk spray. Fortunately on November 16th he...

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