Rescued Roosters
Need Loving Homes
Iredell County
Bachelor Roosters Looking to be Adopted
Dozens of them.
Some of them are so desperate for affection that they climb right into our laps. This is Terry. He will climb into anyone's lap — anyone — just hoping for an ounce of kindness.
Watch the video. Look at him. After everything he has been through, all he wants is to be held. To be loved. To matter to somebody.
LEARN MORE ABOUT ADOPTION
Every creature matters.
Every second chance counts.
And every one of you helps
make a difference.
As a society, we owe them better than this. Here is what you can do: adopt a rooster. If you can, please don't just ask for hens — that doesn't help us, and it's the roosters who need you most. And if you're able to take on a bachelor flock, it would make a huge difference — these boys have already proven they can get along. Every rooster placed in a loving home frees up space for the next rescue coming through our doors. And if you have room in your heart for just one — Terry is waiting. They have been overlooked their whole lives. Please don't let them be overlooked now.
Read MORE About CWR’s Recent Critical Rescue
Rescue group seeks aid after saving neglected animals from Iredell County property
Carolina Waterfowl Rescue has been called in to help save hundreds of birds found abandoned and in distress in northern Iredell County. Chickens, ducks, geese, turkeys, pigeons and other birds were found without adequate food or water, with some showing signs of injury and severe distress. CWR staff and volunteers have mobilized to bring these animals to safety, where they now need food, medical care, supplies, housing and daily care.
A rescue of this size brings extraordinary, unexpected costs. Your donation will help CWR provide the immediate care these animals need while continuing to care for the hundreds of other animals already depending on the rescue. Every gift helps turn an overwhelming rescue into individual second chances.
Found an injured or baby bird?
Text our Emergency Hotline