Theresa E.
6/18/2018
This is one of the most amazing places in the Charlotte area. Founded by one woman with the desire to help birds when there was no help available, it has grown to a rescue that services most of...
Carolina Waterfowl Rescue
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Indian Trail, NC 28079
Carolina Waterfowl Rescue (CWR) is a compassionate non-profit wildlife rescue organization nestled in Indian Trail, NC. Their mission encompasses caring for a diverse array of animals, including domestic and wild fowl, migratory songbirds, reptiles, farm animals, and even "pocket pets".
At CWR, a team of federally licensed wildlife rehabbers and veterinary staff undertake crucial tasks such as rehabilitating, providing triage and treatment, and performing necessary surgical procedures on countless avian and reptile wildlife patients. They ensure that these animals are released back into suitable environments where they can flourish.
Furthermore, CWR stands out for rescuing an impressive 7,000 animals annually, advocating for the well-being of domestic animals in challenging situations, and striving to redefine standards for pet bird care. The organization also excels in rehoming nearly 2,000 domestic animals, offering them second chances within the local community.
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Deb B.
6/12/2024
I am so grateful for this organization and the caring staff and volunteers. Over the years I have brought injured songbirds, snakes and turtles here and they have taken great care of them. The...
Laura S.
3/14/2024
/ This rescue and the authorities illegally confiscated my animals when my goat attacked me. South Carolina is a right to protect state. That so called rescue told a lot of lies on fb about me...
maria r.
7/10/2023
the staff was super sweet and caring. i had found a little dove that had been roughly played with by a dog and was left with some trouble moving around. they did not hesitate to let me know i...
Annie M.
8/16/2017
I found an injured little blue bird in my yard. I quickly scooped it up and placed the bird in a basket. We have a lot roaming cats in my neighborhood so I knew if I left the bird where it was it...
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