Bald Eagle rescued by Alaska police released into wild

Alaska bald eagle found 'frozen and unable to fly' rescued by police: 'Ready to fly the coop'
Police officers were called in by a local good Samaritan to assist in saving a baby bald eagle found frozen and unable to fly in Fairbanks, Alaska.
WATCH: Bald Eagle rescued by Alaska police released into the wild
With the help of an anonymous resident, officers from the Fairbanks Airport Police and Fire Department helped save a frozen juvenile bald eagle on1, 2025.
See it: Frozen bald eagle in Alaska saved in heartwarming rescue with 'best ending ever'
In a heartwarming display of compassion, Alaskan authorities rescued a lifeless juvenile bald eagle from the clutches of winter, leading to the "best ending ever" for the majestic bird, police said.
Bald eagle rescued from Fairbanks International Airport, released in Fairbanks area
An eagle that got itself into an icy situation at Fairbanks International Airport last weekend successfully flew the coop.
Bald eagle rescued
A juvenile bald eagle found "frozen and unable to fly" near Fairbanks, Alaska, was successfully released back into the wild after thawing out on Jan. 12.
WATCH: Frozen bald eagle rescued from snow is released
A juvenile bald eagle found "frozen and unable to fly" near Fairbanks, Alaska, was successfully released back into the wild after thawing out on Jan. 12.
US: Fairbanks Airport Rescues Bald Eagle, Returns It to the Wild After Heartwarming Recovery
Fairbanks, United States - January 13, 2025 In an uplifting turn of events, Fairbanks Airport Police and Fire Department, along with wildlife experts, successfully rescued a young bald eagle and returned it to the wild after a full recovery.
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