Florida Wildlife Care 24 Hour

6 recommendations and reviews from 6 people

• Referral from August 3, 2015
  

  Kara P. asked:

  Found this baby bird this morning is there anywhere I can take him

  

  Ashley P. replied:

  For future reference: Florida wildlife care can assist you if you find animals displaced from the wild. (352) 371-4400 3400 sE 15 th Street United States I keep their info in my phone because I'm prone to finding animals in need.

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• Referral from August 1, 2015
  

  Kara P. asked:

  Found this baby bird this morning is there somewhere in Gainesville I can take him

  

  Nanny O. replied:

  http://www.floridawildlifecare.org

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• Referral from May 24, 2015
  

  Kim M. asked:

  I'm up at Home Depot off of Tower Rd and Newberry Rd. there is a mama duck with about ten ducklings and she's limping really badly. Does anyone know of a place I can call to get her help? I have three very concerned boys in my van that will have a fit if I try to leave without contacting someone! :)

  

  Chris M. replied:

  Florida Wildlife Care, Inc. Based in Gainesville, FL and serving 11 Counties in North Florida for Orphaned, Injured, Sick or Displaced Native Wildlife. (all species) 24 HR Wildlife Helpline 352-371-4400 More information can be found at www.floridawildlifecare.org Eye of the Eagle Wildlife Sanctuary Dr. Dawn Miller DVM Monday, Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday from 9 am-1 pm (Can leave message after hours) (352) 332-3063 Does not accept: Snakes, Raccoon, Opossum, and Bats.

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• Referral from April 3, 2015
  

  Rena P. asked:

  Does anyone know where I can take these two baby birds I found? I don't know what kind they are. They were on the road where I live.

  

  Robin W. replied:

  352-371-4400

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• Referral from March 23, 2014
  

  Carina T. asked:

  HELP! I found 4 of what looks like baby possums that fell out of the tree at the end of my driveway this morning. Does anyone know where I can take them to be cared for?

  

  Shelly F. replied:

  You could try this : National Wildlife Rehabilitation North Florida Region 352-371-4400 (24 hr helpline) Leslie E. Straub (director), Florida Wildlife Care fwc@afn.org

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• Referral from June 8, 2013
  

  Sita D. asked:

  Does anyone know where I can take a brand new baby deer. Its mother appears to have abandoned it cause of some obstruction on its butt. I fed it goat milk. but am not qualified to know what to do and it needs a doctor

  

  Sanna S. replied:

  http://floridawildlifecare.org/

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