Sea Biscuit Wildlife Shelter

Sea Biscuit Wildlife Shelter Sea Biscuit Wildlife Shelter is a non-profit wild bird rehabilitation and release organization.

We provide medical treatment for wild birds that are injured, sick, or orphaned. Visitation is arranged through our website, seabiscuitwildlifeshelter.org The Sea Biscuit Wildlife Shelter has special wildlife rehabilitation permits required by the Fish and Wildlife Service and the State of North Carolina in order to keep wild animals in captivity. Staff Members have years of experience and attend

annual continuing education classes and conferences to ensure our patients the best care. Volunteers are trained to handle patients, see to their diets and clean and monitor them daily. The shelter also partners with the North Carolina State University Veterinary School to research rehabilitation techniques and give veterinary students hands on experience. Our staff and volunteers participate in local events to educate the public about common wildlife injuries and how to help prevent these. The Sea Biscuit Wildlife Shelter is a 501 (c)(3) non-profit organization.

This Red-shoulder Hawk also needs a permanent home.
09/06/2026

This Red-shoulder Hawk also needs a permanent home.

This peli always holds his wings out.
09/06/2026

This peli always holds his wings out.

The pool is getting a lot of use!
09/06/2026

The pool is getting a lot of use!

Glenda & Scarlet enjoying the pleasant day.
09/06/2026

Glenda & Scarlet enjoying the pleasant day.

One of the Red-shoulder Hawks that can't be released due to poor vision. We need to find a permanent home for him.
09/06/2026

One of the Red-shoulder Hawks that can't be released due to poor vision. We need to find a permanent home for him.

Our peli population is growing.
09/06/2026

Our peli population is growing.

Our Goose is enjoying the pleasant day.
08/30/2026

Our Goose is enjoying the pleasant day.

Tessa is waiting for breakfast. She is always ready to pose!
08/30/2026

Tessa is waiting for breakfast. She is always ready to pose!

Benson  & Bogey had to change enclosures. They are sharing their usual spot with some hawks.
08/30/2026

Benson & Bogey had to change enclosures. They are sharing their usual spot with some hawks.

This Anhinga has an injured lower beak. He still eats well & our vet super glued it back together.
08/30/2026

This Anhinga has an injured lower beak. He still eats well & our vet super glued it back together.

Address

4260 Long Beach Road
Southport, NC
28461

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