As this year of rehabilitation work has progressed, we have admitted many orphaned and injured native species for care. With the kind help of our dedicated volunteers, veterinary hospitals, and local organizations such as Disney's Animal Kingdom and Sea World, we have continued to provide the excellent standards of care for which we are well known. Our loyal members help to make the endeavor possible with their generosity.
We admitted a record number of orphaned baby otters this year along with raccoons, opossums, song and water birds, raptors, turtles, gray and flying squirrels, bobcat, skunks, and white tail fawns.
In the photo below, one baby fawn seems to be kissing the other.

 

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We are now offering our Squirrel Manual for download.  It is a pdf file.    Download

We now have the Medicine and Feeding Charts available for download for those of you who have requested them.  They are in a PDF format and will open in Acrobat Reader only.  Download by clicking  Here 

If you have a problem with downloading please contact Charly

NOTE -Any Rehabber or Rehab organization can have a squirrel manual. However, we don't  mail them out to the public as this would take valuable time away from caring for the animals.

 
 
 

Carol Hardee
  Chairman
 
Jane fishman Leon,
Vice Chairman

Leslie Johnson,
Secretary 

Torben Madson  111, P.A.
   Treasurer
 
Lori Grady
Terry Becket 
 Jeanne Abbot
Johnny Metcalf

PARTICIPATING
MEMBER OF:

International Wildlife Rehabilitation Council

vNational Wildlife
Rehabilitation Assoc.

vFlorida Wildlife Rehabititation Assoc.