Nova, War Eagle VII, sidelined for 2017 with Cardiomyopathy
Auburn’s beloved icon, Nova, War Eagle VII, will not fly during pre-game events during Auburn’s 2017 football season after College of Veterinary Medicine faculty diagnosed the 18-year-old Golden Eagle with cardiomyopathy. Read more.
Read the O-A News article.
This is the Southeastern Raptor Center.
The flight of the eagle is uniquely Auburn, and named by ESPN as the SEC’s best pregame tradition. We might be a little bias, and appreciate the nod, yet the role of Auburn’s eagle to promote wildlife conservation, education, and rehabilitation.
Center staff conducts programs throughout the Southeast using non-releasable raptors in its educational programs, and rehabilitates and releases hundreds of injured birds of prey annually.
The Southeastern Raptor Center is not open to the public except for special presentation dates designated on our online calendar. To make your own appointment, call 334/844-6943 for pricing and scheduling details.
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Case Updates/RAPTORMED
All of our active patients are listed on the site RAPTORMED. To check on the status of a raptor that you have dropped off, click here.
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War Eagle Forever Program
Support the flight of the Auburn eagles and the mission of the Southeastern Raptor Center. To learn more about the War Eagle Forever program and ways to give, please open the brochure.
Print by Artist Stephen Malkoff
Renown pencil artist Stephen Malkoff is sharing his work with the Southeastern Raptor Center, with the limited edition print, “Game Face” of Nova, War Eagle VII. Read more here.
