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Farm animals or domestic animals

We are operating at near full capacity. Therefore, we cannot guarantee placement for your animal.

We do not breed or purchase animals. We are not a boarding facility — if we are able to accept your animal, they will not be returned to you under any circumstances.

We typically prioritize intakes of animals from hoarding cases, severe neglect, animal control and shelters.

When surrendering an animal, please consider a donation of any amount. This donation helps with veterinary costs, housing expansion, food and more.

Send all farm and domestic animal surrender inquiries to [email protected].

WILDLIFE

As of January 1, 2024 we are closed to all wildlife except for opossums. If you have found an opossum, text our hotline on 864-203-9613 — we do not accept drop-offs, so please text first so we can assess the situation and direct you accordingly.

Do not attempt to feed the animal

Feeding an animal that needs help can be tempting, but it can actually be detrimental to their health. Each animal has different needs and they need to be evaluated by a wildlife rehabilitator, or other trained professional, before the proper care can be given.

Do not try to raise a wild animal yourself

There are State and Federal laws against keeping wildlife without the proper permits. Raising a wild animal is not easy, especially depending on the situation — they need specific diets, antibiotics and other medicines. Some species need to be raised with their own kind to learn and stay wild; too much human interaction can cause attachment and the inability to be released back into the wild where they belong.

They can also carry viruses and parasites that can spread and cause harm to you and your family.

Wildlife rehabilitators near you

Have a surrender inquiry?

Email us with as much detail as you can about the animal and your situation.