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    • Home
    • About Us
      • Our Story
      • Mission Statement / Board
      • Our Partners
    • Bird Situations and Care
      • I Found a Bird
      • Capture Instructions
      • Care Instructions
      • Fledglings vs. Nestlings
      • Hooked or Entangled Birds
    • Support Us
      • Donations
      • Volunteer at Sea Biscuit
    • Facility Visits
    • Learn More
      • FAQs
      • Meet Our Education Birds
    • Gallery
    • Contact

  • Home
  • About Us
    • Our Story
    • Mission Statement / Board
    • Our Partners
  • Bird Situations and Care
    • I Found a Bird
    • Capture Instructions
    • Care Instructions
    • Fledglings vs. Nestlings
    • Hooked or Entangled Birds
  • Support Us
    • Donations
    • Volunteer at Sea Biscuit
  • Facility Visits
  • Learn More
    • FAQs
    • Meet Our Education Birds
  • Gallery
  • Contact

Our Story in Pictures: Sea Biscuit Wildlife Shelter's Journey to Make a Difference

 Tim and Tessa. Brown Pelicans
Tim was our first education bird in 2009 and Tessa arrived in 2019. 

Benson. She is a Barred Owl, and was hit by a car. Due to her injuries, she cannot be released into the wild.   

Scarlet & Glenda. Red-tailed Hawks
Scarlet’s wrist was injured in 2012. Glenda was hit by a car on Oak Island in 2019. 

Sea Biscuit Wildlife Shelter

1638 East Beach Drive, Oak Island, NC, 28465

(910) 294-2555

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