At the South Florida Wildlife Center, our mission is to rescue and rehabilitate wildlife and treat other animals in need in South Florida and help the community celebrate our wild neighbors and find solutions to any challenges they pose.
URGENT! If you have found injured or orphaned wildlife in South Florida, call 954-524-4302 or 866-SOS-WILD.
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Foxes Need New Habitat
Without a dedicated fox habitat, SFWC can only rehabilitate a few foxes at a time. We want to give them a place of their own, and you can help! With a few more enclosures, we can help so many more animals.
Make a gift towards a new habitat today
SFWC Media Coverage
Human cruelty severely injures turtle, SFWC provides critical care»
Great horned owl cared for by SFWC after 17 hours in car »
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South Florida Wildlife Center News
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May 10, 2013
Foxes Need New Habitat at SFWC
Foxes at South Florida Wildlife Center receive quality care just like all 12,500 animals we treat each year. However, the reconfigured aviary in which the foxes live is needed by our many bird patients. Please help us build a new habitat for orphaned and adult foxes.
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May 9, 2013
Hawk Regains Gift of Flight
A red-tailed hawk with singed feathers was emaciated and sick when he arrived at South Florida Wildlife Center. With the help of donor feathers, he is flying again and will soon be ready for release.
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December 5, 2012
The HSUS’ South Florida Wildlife Center Conducts Workshop for Solving Conflicts with Coyotes
Due to an increased number of coyote sightings throughout Broward County, Fla., The Humane Society of the United States’ South Florida Wildlife Center, in collaboration with Broward County Animal Care and Adoption, held two workshops featuring successful techniques for humanely resolving conflicts with coyotes.
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