To: "L.C.O." service@lco.org.tw
Dear L.C.O.
Yesterday our parrot flew away from my house due to my carelessness.
But luckily today (01/21/2012) I received a call from a Miss, saying that she had found where my parrot was. She asked us to make a call to Mr. Chung, and we soon found that it was staying on the tree near the parking lot of Intercontinental ball park in Taichung.
However, they found it stuck in the branches because the rope on its leg got wound on the tree.
They told me that it ad been witnessed stuck there since yesterday afternoon and was seemly to be very weak.
Some of the people gathering there told me that they had made a call to 119 (the emergency telephone number operated by the National Emergency Management Agency,) but they just came for a while and then went back again.
Fortunately, later we made a call to the Taichung Branch of L.C.O. ,and there came a Mr. Su.
After he listened to our description, he immediately climbed up the tree and rescued my parrot down.
All the people there were move by his decision in the nick of the time; moreover, we are so impressed by the rescue profession of L.C.O. that we would like to show our deepest appreciation to you!
Thank you so much, and thank all of the people helping there that day, too!! Thanks again!!!
Sincerely Yours,
Ms. Sung
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