News

On Saturday, September 24, we released a rehabilitated bald eagle at Jordan Lake.

The following short video shows the moment of her release.

Read a great story in the Raleigh News and Observer of the eagle's background and recovery.

From the Blue Ridge Wildlife Institute:

We have something wonderful to share. The Cedar Waxwing the you guys gave us with amputated metacarpals earlier this year is fostering a baby waxwing. She will pick up berries and regurgitate them into the baby's mouth! Hey, less work for us and its better for the baby!

For immediate release: November 23, 2009

TRIANGLE WILDLIFE REHABILITATION CLINIC TEAMS WITH LARGEST NETWORK OF REHABILITATORS IN THE TRIANGLE

After the hospital at Piedmont Wildlife Center closed, local rehabilitators, veterinary professionals, and other individuals concerned about the ongoing welfare of our native wildlife stepped in to open the Triangle Wildlife Rehabilitation Clinic. TWRC is a non-profit 501(c)(3)

TRIANGLE WILDLIFE REHABILITATION CLINIC (TWRC): LOCAL MERCHANTS HELP WILDLIFE HOSPITAL

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: November 5, 2009

LOCAL MERCHANTS REACH OUT TO COMMUNITY WILDLIFE HOSPITAL

TWRC, the Triangle’s ONLY wildlife hospital since the closing of the Piedmont Wildlife Center Hospital in July of this year, celebrates its GRAND OPENING with local events to support its mission.

TRIANGLE WILDLIFE REHABILITATION CLINIC: GRAND OPENING EVENTS
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: October 21, 2009

MASQUERADE BALL OCTOBER 30TH TO SUPPORT COMMUNITY WILDLIFE HOSPITAL

Join us October 30th, 7pm, at the Open Eye Café in Carrboro for an evening of dance and festivities at our Masquerade Ball.

Tickets available at www.trianglewildlife.org [www.trianglewildlife.org] or the venues below.

The Triangle Wildlife Rehabilitation Clinic (TWRC) has received recognition of its non-profit status from the IRS.  All previous dontations to TWRC, as well as any new ones, are tax deductible. 

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

NEW WILDLIFE CLINIC TO FILL GAP IN WILDLIFE CARE
July 09, 2009

Research Triangle Park, N.C. – The Triangle Wildlife Rehabilitation Clinic (TWRC) is a new nonprofit organization formed specifically to provide rehabilitation and medical care for wildlife native to North Carolina. TWRC is responding to the void created by the July closing of the Piedmont Wildlife Clinic, the only area wildlife hospital. TWRC will provide veterinary care for sick, orphaned, and injured wildlife beginning the first week of August 2009.