Conservation through Rehabilitation

Step 1

Handle with care and caution.

• First, determine if the animal needs help

• Wear gloves and use thick towels, even with the smallest animal

• NEVER touch an animal with bare hands

• Use extra caution with skunks, fox, raccoons and bats

• Get it into a secure box right away

Step 2

DO NOT feed or treat the wildlife.

Improper feeding can cause:

• Bloat

• Diarrhea

• Aspiration Pneumonia

• Death

Wildlife can stand a good amount of time without food or water.

Step 3

Keep the animal stress-free

• Put the animal in a secure box

• Place the box in a dark, quiet and warm place

• Do not handle or keep looking at the animal

• Stay very quiet and keep pets away

Step 4

Call us Immediately!

980-389-1133

We run on a voicemail only system. Please leave a detailed voicemail with the animal, the size of the animal, the location found, how long you've had the animal and how you can be reached. You can also text us a photo for a faster response. 

About Us

Carolina Wildlife Conservation Center is a wildlife rescue and sanctuary in North Carolina. 

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• Staffed by state-licensed wildlife rehabilitators

• Our patients come from all over the state

• Conservation through rehabilitation 

• 24-hour care

• Large wildlife hospital

• 105 acres of preserved wildlife land

• All rescued animals are released back into the wild 

Thousands of wild animals saved per year! CWCC runs solely on generous donations from fellow animal-lovers and wildlife advocates. We are not funded by any state or federal income. We have a truly grateful heart for any support of CWCC and it’s wildlife. All donation are tax deductible.