What is Wildlife Rehabilitation
Wildlife rehabilitation is the diagnosis, treatment and care of injured, sick and orphaned wildlife with the purpose of releasing the affected animals back into their natural habitats. …More…
Capture and Transport
BE SAFE. If your safety is in question, do not attempt to capture the animal. Call a Conservation Officer or Licensed Rehabilitator. …More…
Wildlife ‘Rescues’ Can Do More Harm Than Good
Winter is finally over. Trees and flowers are blossoming, birds are building nests and critters are being born. This is also the time of year when the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) begins getting calls about “abandoned” animals that folks believe may be in need of rescue. ...More…
Quality of Life
When the health and well-being of domestic and food animals are assessed, inspectors are looking to ensure that the housing/living conditions meet certain criteria …More …
Sustainable Volunteers
Every non-profit organization, including the WRSOS, functions only because of the work of its volunteers. That old adage, “too many things to do and no time to do them”, is a perfect description of life as a rehabilitator. …More…
Like Bats?
Do you have a “thing” with bats? Melanie Elliott does. Read more…… *NEW*
A Summary of the White Nose Syndrome in North American Bats…. Read more….. *NEW*