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Call us at 1-770-720-1847 to discuss hawk rescue. We care for raptors (birds of prey) that cannot be released back to the wild.
We also rehabilitate hawks, owls, eagles, kites, falcons and ospreys.
We are a 501(c)3 not-for-profit organization located in North Georgia providing hawk rescue and care for other raptors (birds of prey) including owls, eagles, falcons and osprey.
We operate our facility based on donations from caring people who, for one reason or another, aren’t in the position to be rehabbers themselves, but are interested in and dedicated to the preservation and protection of raptors.
We also do off site programs for schools, nature centers, scouts, birthday parties, public displays, etc. This is done on a fee basis. Please call for details!
Hacking for hawk rescue or owl rehabilitation.
Hacking is an old falconry technique that is literally, thousands of years old. Hacking (AKA soft release) is how we re-introduced the Golden Eagle back to the Cumberland Plateau in northwest Georgia, the American Bald eagle to the Lake Allatoona area north of Atlanta and the Peregrine Falcon in downtown Atlanta. We can help you with this procedure or provide it as a service.
For more information, see our blog post on Hacking Orphaned Hawks and Owls.
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Well, I had to make the decision to euthanize the sweet Great horned owl. He couldn't find static food and one of the minimum federal requirements is that they be able to see well enough to feed themselves. It's a quality of life issue and I think it's a good rule. But still sad. 🙁
Thank you for caring, and for trying.
I'm sure it never gets easy even though he's flying free now.
Always a hard thing to do....
So sorry.
Very sad. It is one thing if he couldn't see well enough to hunt, but being hand fed is no life for any wild animal. 🙁
It never gets easy.
So sorry
I am So so sorry!!
So sorry. It comforting to know his was as comfortable as possible, warm and cared for to the end. Thanks for all you do!
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