For birds that are not releasable, we provide refuge facilities and are networked with other rehabbers and organizations all over the country to place birds. We provide necessary care to rehabilitate temporarily injured raptors and release those able to care for themselves back into the wild. Only licensed personnel and those learning and working with our licensed caretakers handle our birds. The American Wildlife Refuge / Raleigh Raptor Refuge is an all volunteer staffed 501(c)3 non-profit corporation. We help rescue birds of prey, rehabilitate injured raptors, release rehabilitated birds, provide a refuge for unreleaseable birds, and we educate the public about wild raptors in the Raleigh, NC area and beyond. The American Wildlife Refuge Mission Statement Please pardon our dust as we constantly rebuild our websiteĬLICK HERE IF YOU HAVE AN INJURED BIRD THAT NEEDS RESCUE!! People who care, putting the animal’s interest first! Beanca Dan&Freya (Photo by Michael Byers).Stage at Museum of Art(Photo by Michael Byers).Anitra & Furbee (Photo by Michael Byers).Zebulon Library 2013 Hisss (Photo By James T Allen).Zebulon Library 2013 Scowl (Photo By James T Allen).

Zebulon Library 2013 Blinky (Photo By James T Allen).Steve and Adonis Barn Owl at library (Photo By James T Allen).Blinky, Speedy, Klik Klak at WBU cary 2015.Blinky, Archer, Snoopy, & Klik Klak WBU 2015.Ed show capitol 2015 Katherine and blinky.Rehab Education Through Wake Technical Community College.Education Shows & Classes at public locations.

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