Wildlife911 · North Carolina

Wildlife911 North Carolina

Use this page to find licensed wildlife rehabilitation contacts in North Carolina and the stable state wildlife or veterinary agency reference. This page does not give treatment instructions or replace a licensed rehabilitator.

State wildlife or veterinary agency

North Carolina Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services — Veterinary Division

Phone: (919) 707-3250

Official agency website

Before you call

For rabies-vector species, bats in a living space, or any wild animal inside a home, contact local animal control first. For most other situations, call two or three rehabilitators because availability varies.

Leave your name and callback number, exact location, species or description, the animal's condition, and any containment steps already taken.

Licensed wildlife rehabilitators

6 active centers currently listed in the public-safe registry for North Carolina.

CWRC

Charlotte, NC

  • Birds
  • Mammals
  • Reptiles
  • Amphibians
  • Rabies-vector species

Phone: 1-800-388-CWRC (2972)

501(c)(3) nonprofit mitigating human impacts on native wildlife through medical treatment, education, and scientific research.

Wildlife intake or help page

Piedmont Wildlife Center

Durham, NC

  • Birds
  • Mammals
  • Reptiles
  • Amphibians
  • Rabies-vector species

Wildlife rehabilitation center serving the Durham/Triangle area of North Carolina.

Wildlife intake or help page

Carolina Raptor Center

Huntersville, NC

  • Birds

Phone: (704) 875-6521

Hours: Open 7 days/week

Dedicated to raptor rehabilitation, education, and conservation in Huntersville, NC. Raptor Trail at Latta Nature Preserve.

Wildlife intake or help page

Carolina Wildlife Conservation Center

Iron Station, NC

  • Birds
  • Mammals
  • Reptiles
  • Amphibians
  • Rabies-vector species

Rescued and rehabilitated over 11,000 injured and orphaned animals. 140-acre conservation land near Charlotte, NC.

Wildlife intake or help page

Carolina Tiger Rescue

Pittsboro, NC

  • Mammals

Sanctuary and rescue for wild and exotic cats (tigers, lions, cougars, leopards, etc.).

Wildlife intake or help page

National resources

Animal Help Now

ZIP-code-based national directory of wildlife rehabilitators and animal control.

animalhelpnow.org

US Fish & Wildlife Service

Federal contact point for migratory bird questions and selected protected-species issues.

fws.gov/program/migratory-birds

National Wildlife Rehabilitators Association

Professional association and standards body for wildlife rehabilitation.

nwrawildlife.org