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Cinder's Ashen Flight

Cinder's Ashen Flight

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P PawAngel December 10, 2025

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Rainbow Bridge Day
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Age at Passing:
1 year 3 months 26 days
❤️ Nature & Soul
Cinder was all energy and flight. He ate on the wing in the wild, so we had to simulate that. He was a creature of extremes—either clinging motionless or flying relentlessly. His personality was the essence of aerial specialization—a bird that spent its life in the air, eating, drinking, mating, and even sleeping on the wing.
⭐ Special Memory
The most triumphant memory is his successful release. After weeks of flight practice, he was strong. We took him to an area with a large, active swift colony at dusk. I held him up, he felt the air, fluttered, then launched. He joined the swirling vortex of swifts above, becoming one indistinguishable speck among hundreds, disappearing into the sky where he belonged. It was a perfect rehab success.
🐾 Favorite Things
Cloth surfaces, insect gruel, flight practice
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Celebrating a rescued chimney swift whose aerial life and inability to perch made him one of our most challenging and rewarding rehab patients.

Cinder was a fledgling chimney swift found on the ground, unable to take flight. Swifts cannot perch like other birds; they cling to vertical surfaces. We housed him in a tall, cloth-lined enclosure. He'd spend his days clinging to the cloth, sleeping, and being hand-fed a gruel of insects. His recovery flight training involved a special tall room where he could practice his frenetic, bat-like flight. The flight room is empty now, missing the whirring sound of his wings, his sharp chirps, and the sight of him zipping back and forth, a creature born for the sky, never meant to land.

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