 For lead intoxication, we're going to be starting them on a lot of different medications that basically pull the lead out of the blood so they can excrete it themselves. If an eagle responds to this treatment, it goes through rehab at the center and is eventually returned into the wild. Last year, the center released just nine bald eagles. The other 57 died or were euthanized due to their injuries. For NPR News, I'm Randi B. Hagee in Waynesboro, Virginia.