Froze to death... Or....

[AnimalGeek23]

Hi,
Today I found a finch(or something else), frozen to death on the sidewalk. It was unscathed, and it’s body was cold. I decided to take it home and give it a proper burial.
My dad said that we can try “unfreezing” it and it might “come back to life”.
It probably won’t though, because it’s been 2-3 hours.
The only sign of life is this yellow liquid coming from its beak. It was NOT there before.
Oh gosh! Just now it moved.. it twitched it’s head a little but I didn’t feel it’s heart beating. ANY ADVICE IS APPRECIATED TO KEEP THIS BIRD ALIVE! I have hope, for it tried to flex it’s wings!!

 

[NoFlyBackFarm]

It’s probably dead.

 

[AnimalGeek23]

It’s probably dead.

But it’s moving!
I’m sure she’s dead too, but how is she’s moving?

 

[NoFlyBackFarm]

It’s body probably is running the nutrients out. However, warm him up I’m not counting for dead if it flexed

 

[AnimalGeek23]

IF it’s alive, what should I do? Syringe water into its beak?

 

[Cyprus]

Put it in a covered box in a DARK and warm room. Do not distrub it.
If it still alive that will help.
Do NOT give it food and water until it is alert.

 

[Cyprus]

IF it’s alive, what should I do? Syringe water into its beak?

Absolutely NOT!
A bird that debilitated could aspirate the water and die.

 

[NoFlyBackFarm]

I agree @Cyprus

 

[Tortoise]

Keep us posted. I'm eagerly waiting to see how this turns out. Hoping of course for it too be alive.

 

[AnimalGeek23]

Absolutely NOT!
A bird that debilitated could aspirate the water and die.