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Little but Fierce, by the DoDo

"Baby Foxes Meet And Immediately Become Obsessed With Each Other"

Spring tornadoes, Charlotte’s dying tree canopy and COVID = 2,500 wild animals saved

Carolina Wildlife Conservation Center helps get squirrels, beavers, turtles, bunnies, raccoons, fox and more back into the wild. Executive Director Morgan Rafael started her donation-based nonprofit on 105 acres of undeveloped land.

NC organization shares story about trapped skunk babies to remind folks how to humanely evict wildlife

A North Carolina conservation center is sharing a story about a mother skunk trying to save her babies after being trapped to remind folks about how to humanely evict wildlife.

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Runt Of Skunk Litter Is A Little Terror

Little but Fierce, by the DoDo

This will help the center collect the items they need to support and care for orphaned wildlife babies along their rehabilitation journey.

Virtual baby shower to benefit Carolina Wildlife Conservation Center

WCNC Charlotte was the first to report that a student at Ardrey Kell was scratched by a bat earlier this week while on campus. That student is now getting a series of rabies shots. This led us to the question, can a simple bat scratch really lead to rabies?

Yes, a simple bat scratch can lead to rabies, but it's pretty rare

"Angel Wing" a skunk's story, by The Dodo

"Runt of Skunk Litter is a little Terror"

"Dedicated Wildlife Rehabber just wants people to care"

It’s clear where Ruby Davis’ heart lies as she stops her vehicle on the way into the Carolina Wildlife Conservation Center to remove a small black snake from the driveway before driving on. Davis has been a licensed animal rehabilitator for 15 years

Are fake spider webs bad for wildlife?

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Would you like to share a story about CWCC? Please email info@carolinaconservation.org.

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