SANTA BARBARA, Calif. (KEYT) - Local wildlife are facing an unexpected threat: glue traps.
So far this year, rescuers have treated 35 animals — including birds, bats, and lizards — caught in these sticky devices.
Since 2019, 142 animals have needed care after getting trapped.
Experts are urging safer, more humane alternatives to protect unintended victims.
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