Dunrovin Exotic Animal Rescue is a nonprofit exotic animal sanctuary located in Vass, Moore County, North Carolina, situated behind a country store on US-1. Over the past several years the sanctuary has rehomed more than 200 animals whose owners could no longer care for them, providing permanent refuge for over 170 tropical birds, a Vervet monkey, a wallaby, a Patagonian cavy, tortoises, and various reptiles. Licensed by the U.S. Department of Agriculture as an exhibitor, Dunrovin does not breed or sell its animals, focusing entirely on welfare and public education. Admission is free to view all animals, with donations warmly accepted, and the sanctuary is open daily from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. It offers a tranquil, educational experience for visitors curious about exotic wildlife in a small, intimate setting in the North Carolina Sandhills region.