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OUR MISSION
We are a Florida Non-Profit, 501c(3) facility (charity). We take care of Florida's wildlife. From
orphaned baby raccoons, rabbits, birds, fox, deer, squirrels and opossums to any injured animal
that comes our way. We house and rehabilitate Florida's wildlife. Our objective is to give a home to
all of Florida's injured wildlife and rehabilitate the animals in need so they can be released back out
into the wild. We try to release the animals close to where they come from but we also have a place
22 miles alway to release the animals. Law Enforcement will at times bring an animal to us or we
are called out to help with a rescue and bring it back to our facility. A Veterinarian is in place for all
emergency's and routine examination's. We have a small newsletter that goes out every three or
four months with articles on the animals and their condition. We also have educational animals that
we enjoy bringing to church or school functions for children to learn and respect the beauty of
mother nature. These animals can not be released back out into the wild. Everything we do comes
from our pockets and your donations. We receive no Federal, State or County funding. We hope
you enjoy this web site for your educational purpose and viewing. We welcome visitors so please
call first and stop by any Saturday or Sunday.
The 501c charity means any contributions made to this facility can be deductible from
your taxes. A copy of our determination letter from the IRS can be provided to help
resolve any questions regarding our exempt status.
orphaned baby raccoons, rabbits, birds, fox, deer, squirrels and opossums to any injured animal
that comes our way. We house and rehabilitate Florida's wildlife. Our objective is to give a home to
all of Florida's injured wildlife and rehabilitate the animals in need so they can be released back out
into the wild. We try to release the animals close to where they come from but we also have a place
22 miles alway to release the animals. Law Enforcement will at times bring an animal to us or we
are called out to help with a rescue and bring it back to our facility. A Veterinarian is in place for all
emergency's and routine examination's. We have a small newsletter that goes out every three or
four months with articles on the animals and their condition. We also have educational animals that
we enjoy bringing to church or school functions for children to learn and respect the beauty of
mother nature. These animals can not be released back out into the wild. Everything we do comes
from our pockets and your donations. We receive no Federal, State or County funding. We hope
you enjoy this web site for your educational purpose and viewing. We welcome visitors so please
call first and stop by any Saturday or Sunday.
The 501c charity means any contributions made to this facility can be deductible from
your taxes. A copy of our determination letter from the IRS can be provided to help
resolve any questions regarding our exempt status.
YOUR WILDLIFE REHABILITATION CENTER
Welcome To Florida Wildlife Alternatives
| Wildlife Alert Report Violators Call FWC at 1-888-404-3922 |
Note: We do not recommend anyone having a wild animal for a pet. It is very dangerous for
yourself, children and illegal by law. You have to have permission and all the proper permits from
the Florida Wildlife Commission. We have spent many years in training and handling these
animals and have devoted our lives with the care of Florida's wildlife.
yourself, children and illegal by law. You have to have permission and all the proper permits from
the Florida Wildlife Commission. We have spent many years in training and handling these
animals and have devoted our lives with the care of Florida's wildlife.
| Alton & Winifred Weston From Pinellas County |
| THANK YOU TO OUR SUPPORTERS |
| 100% of All Donations goes directly to the Wildlife. We receive no Federal, State or County Funding. |
| Carr Air Conditioning From Pinellas County |
| All The Wildlife That Comes To This Facility Are Taken Care Of By Dr. Ned Szempruch And Staff During Working Hours. They Do An Amazing Job. |
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| Solar Water Heaters Of Hudson |
| Ardyn V. Cuchel Attorney at Law Is A Supporter Of This Facility And Loves Wildlife Please Give Her A Call For A Free Consultation |
| Laws Have To Change Please Never Forget Zorra |
| Concern Citizens of Pasco County near Daddy'o Donuts rescued this Gopher Turtle that was hit by a car. A veterinarian gave antibiotics and placed cream on the wound. We got the turtle home and Laurie and friends placed a fiber glass cloth and attached it to the shell over the wound to keep it clean. The little guy is doing great. |
| Remember To Love and Take Care Of Our Wildlife. They Need All Our Help. |
| Always make sure you guard your lollipop |
| Suck a Tail |
| King Arthur |
| Sweet Pea |
| Miracle (Lost his home) |
| The whole Gang |
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| Nine raccoons were released back out into the wild. These were last years baby orphans and this was a soft release. Everyone ran around and were happy to be free. And as I always say to them all, keep your nose up wind my little friends and run like heck up a tree if you hear a noise. |
| Florida Chapter Political Action for Animals Please Join It's Free We need your help LOHV-FL |
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| Two more baby raccoons were rescued by concern citizens. They are doing fine. These make a total of 19 babies this year. |