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Wildlife Rehabilitation

“Nest Notes” 2019 Spring Newsletter

June 2, 2019 By carolinawildlife

Spring 2019 Newsletter (9)

Filed Under: Wildlife Education, Wildlife Rehabiltation Tagged With: Nature, Rabies Vector, Turtles, Wildlife Education, Wildlife Rehabilitation, Wildlife Rescue

A Flood of Memories

November 9, 2015 By carolinawildlife

Sunday, October 4th around 8:30 a.m. my wife woke me and announced that the water in the pond behind the house had reached the top of the dam and was beginning to breach over the road. She said our neighbors were moving cars out to higher ground, in case the dam failed. I moved my […]

Filed Under: Wildlife Conservation, Wildlife Rehabiltation Tagged With: South Carolina Flood, Wildlife Rehabilitation

An Unintentional Catch

November 21, 2013 By carolinawildlife

All fishermen have, from time to time, a lure break off the line. The cause could be a weak knot on a long cast, a brush pile snag, or a simple drop while tying on. Perhaps it’s just an old lure. Do you bother to go after it, or do you think, It’s just old, […]

Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: Carolina Wildlife Center, Geese, Waterfowl, Wildlife Injured By Fishing Lures, Wildlife Preservation, Wildlife Rehabilitation

Oatee the Turtle: Friends Helping Wildlife

October 25, 2013 By carolinawildlife

Oatee the Turtle was brought in last month with a severely damaged shell. Things looked very bad for this poor turtle, but we had high hopes he would recover. Matt, the young man who brought him in, rallied his friends and contacts. Together they raised more than $350 in donations. These donations helped defray the […]

Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: Carolina Wildlife Center, Saving Turtles Hit By Cars, Saving Turtles With Broken Shells, Social Media, Turtles, Wildlife Rehabilitation

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