Crows are being given naloxone as B.C.'s toxic drug crisis spreads
Volunteers in Prince George, British Columbia, are using nasal naloxone (Narcan) to revive local crows suffering from suspected drug overdoses.
The unusual wildlife rescue effort highlights a stark by product of B.C.'s ongoing toxic drug crisis, which is increasingly spilling over to affect urban wildlife living alongside human populations.
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