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Wildlife Resources

This page contains informational resources dealing with various forms of wildlife.

Wildlife Resources

Deer Solutions MD

This is a deer friendly website designed by a group of private citizens from across Maryland who are frustrated with many of our politicians and government agencies who only want to kill the deer.

The website contains quite a bit of information on deer, living with deer, and helping to save deer.

Sky Harbor Rehabilitation Center

Sky Harbor is a non-profit, 501 C 3 organization whose purpose is to make a difference for wildlife and our environment as we preserve wildlife and learn peaceful co existence with wildlife.  As required by law to possess or rehabilitate wildlife, we are licensed through Florida Fish & Wildlife Commission and hold a state permit, Class III, bird & small mammal permit and  a federal license as required for migratory birds.

Sky Harbor has a large network of responsible, permitted rehabbers such as the following:

Birds of Paradise Sanctuary and Rescue
Debbie Huckaby
parrots,tours available
www.birdsofparadisesanctuary.com
727-366-9997
Palmetto, Floirda
 
Ohana Rescue
Carrie Young & Allan Wilson
horses, neglected and abused
www.Ohanahorserescue.org  tours available
donations online under "how you can help"
21151 Linsey Lake Rd, Brooksville, Fl 34601
727-326-7827
 
 
Save Our Seabirds
Lee Fox
seabirds...wildlife
www.saveourseabirds.org
941-388-3010 Sarasota, Fl
Wildlife Haven and Rehabilitation

Wildlife Haven Rehab, Inc. is a non-profit (501c3) organization devoted to the rescue and rehabilitation of sick, injured, or orphaned Florida wildlife. Our shelter also provides a loving home and safe environment to permanently impaired wild animals so that they may live out their lives in peace and comfort. Gentle relocation services are also provided for displaced or nuisance wildlife as pain-free alternative to destructive or unethical wildlife practices and wildlife eradication.

Contact person is Marilyn Waldorf, cell 727-515-3723.  Please call if you find a sick or injured WILD animal on the road.