My cat caught a baby bird Help!

[Wild Claws]

I was walking outside looking for some medicine when I noticed 1 of my cats was staring at something on the ground I walked over and thought it was a mouse. I moved my cat( her name is mouse) and saw that it was actually a baby bird. I picked it up and it kicked it's legs. The only blood visible is on both wings. It's still breathing and I have it under a heat lamp. Can I give it anything? Sugar water?
Edit: I just found a hole on its back. Must be a puncture wound From mouse carrying it

 

[Wild Claws]

Here it is

 

[Bigtom Turkey]

Give it back to the cat, there is no way it will survive in your care.

 

[Bigtom Turkey]

Nothing against you personally, but caring for a baby bird is extremely hard.

 

[Chicken Heel]

My cat Esmeralda brought a rabbit larger than her to my storage building this past weekend. I threw the headless carcass in the woods and yesterday it was lying in front of the building again. I repeated the throwing the carcass away thing again and lo and behold this morning it was back with moss and dirt mounded over it this time. I petted her and acted like I didn't even notice her camouflage efforts.

 

[Bigtom Turkey]

My cat Esmeralda brought a rabbit larger than her to my storage building this past weekend. I threw the headless carcass in the woods and yesterday it was lying in front of the building again. I repeated the throwing the carcass away thing again and lo and behold this morning it was back with moss and dirt mounded over it this time. I petted her and acted like I didn't even notice her camouflage efforts.

That is great!

 

[Buckingham Palace]

Good luck with the bridie. You can try feeding it with a dropper or a chopstick. Do you have any idea what breed it is? I hope it does well. I found a baby weaver that had fallen out of the nest and I raised it and eventually I set it free. It used to come and feed out our bird feeders but she now blends in with the other birds so I can't recognise her any more.
Edit: some pet shops sell baby bird food.

 

[BlindLemonChicken]

My German Shepherd got hold of a baby bird once. I took it away and then put in on the ground and dropped a big rock on it. I might be a jerk but I didn't see how it would survive after being chomped on by Meathead.

 

[EEforMe]

can we see pictures of the wound on its back? i wouldn’t kill it unless it starts going downhill. if you post some better photos i might be able to figure out what kind of bird it is and what it eats. it looks starling-ish but i’m not sure. drop a drop of water on its beak and see if it drinks. good luck!

 

[EEforMe]

Give it back to the cat, there is no way it will survive in your care.

well… actually birds are quite tough and although there’s a chance it won’t make it it still might. i’ve rehabilitated several birds with various injuries and they do make it quite often. i think it depends on the injuries it has and the species.
edit: not to start an argument