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May Rescues
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May, 2013 |
| This month-May, we released 1 bobcat, several grey and red squirrels, 2 Barred Owls, and re-homed the last of the horses from our March-April horse rescue." We received our first ever otter orphan. Cutest little thing that bites----HARD! |
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Horses Rescued
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January, 2013 |
| Genesis is currently providing rescue for 16 starving horses. These horses were owned by a person who used these magnificent horses for show and won recognition nationwide. When the money dwindled, the horses were left to starve in pastures and stalls. |
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Bobcat Rescued
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December, 2012 |
| She was hit by a car in Wilkesboro fracturing the lower right back leg. Her initial x-ray was taken by Howard Johnson, DVM, animal Hospital of Boone, who arranged to have the surgery at half normal cost... |
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Genesis Fights Back
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September, 2012 |
| In 1999 the Town of Beech Mountain entered into a land lease with Genesis Wildlife Sanctuary near Buckeye Lake, wherein Genesis could build a health care and educational facility for injured and abandoned birds and wild animals... |
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2012 Letter of Appeal
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Apr 2, 2012 |
| For over 19 years, GENESIS WILDLIFE SANCTUARY has been all about rescuing and releasing wildlife on Beech Mountain . . . |
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Spring Means Babies!
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Mar 1 2012 |
| Please remember that wildlife orphan season has already begun in warmer climates. Please keep your cats indoors. If a baby bird or mammal cannot be returned to its nest or area from which it came, contact your local rehabilitator for guidance. Remember... |
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Groundhog's Day - The Predictions are In
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Jan 2 2012 |
| Our very own, Denise Shadduck and Sir Walter Wally head to Raleigh With thermos in hand and collard greens packed gently in a knapsack, the famous day had arrived. Our trusty Groundhog, Sir Walter Wally, made his yearly trek from our humble abode atop B... |
| Genesis Wildlife Sanctuary - A New Beginning |
July 28 2011 |
| Genesis Wildlife Sanctuary's one-time rehabilitation center, located in a geodesic dome adjacent to Buckeye Recreation Center, was a major point of interest in Beech Mountain for more than 10 ten years. |
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