May Wildlife Rehabilitation Center on the Campus of Lees-McRae College
Wildlife Sanctuary
Why pick this one
May Wildlife Rehabilitation Center admits more than 2,000 injured and orphaned wildlife patients annually from western North Carolina and provides individualized treatment plans.
Best for
- injured wildlife in western North Carolina
- orphaned wildlife requiring rehabilitation
- wildlife needing complex medical or surgical care
- after-hours wildlife drop-off when advised by the center
- wildlife recovery and release planning
Look elsewhere if
- domestic pet veterinary care
- permanent captivity or pet placement rather than rehabilitation for release
Specialties
- injured and orphaned wildlife rehabilitation
- complex medical and surgical care for wildlife
- wildlife recovery and release
What makes them different
- Admits more than 2,000 injured and orphaned wildlife patients annually
- Serves wildlife from the western part of North Carolina
- Creates an individual treatment plan for each patient regardless of species
- Provides an after-hours drop-off enclosure with patient-care instructions
- Plans releases back into native habitat while avoiding human habituation
Distilled from this business's own website.
Contact & Location
- Address
- 367 Mill Pond Rd, Banner Elk, NC 28604
- Phone
- +18288982568
- Website
- https://www.lmc.edu/academics/may-wildlife-cent...
Services
- wildlife intake and evaluation
- wildlife medical treatment
- wildlife surgery
- wildlife rehabilitation
- release planning