Turtle Rescue of the Hamptons gives deformed, sick turtle another chance at life | News 12

Turtle Rescue of the Hamptons (TROTH) says it gave a deformed 70-year-old turtle a new lease on life. The nonprofit says Bubbles was bought in 1954, a time when it was not widely known how to care for turtles. It says Bubbles lived on a diet that was not nutritionally appropriate for him and as a result, he developed physical deformities that included a beak that made him look more like a duck. The medical staff at TROTH trimmed Bubbles' beak and nails. Bubbles was also given medications and physical therapy.
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