St. Francis Wildlife Association

The St. Francis Wildlife Association, Inc. is a local, non-profit organization dedicated to the conservation of native wildlife in north Florida and south Georgia through the rescue and rehabilitation of
sick, injured and orphaned wildlife and public education since 1978.

P.O Box 38160 - Tallahassee, FL 32315

Phone: 850.627.4151 E-mail

You've found sick, injured or orphaned wildlife?
Click here for directions to our wildlife rehabilitation center.

	About St. Francis Wildlife Staff and Mission Wildlife Rehabilitation? Newsletter Events Calendar Photos
	If you find sick, injured or orphaned wildlife Rescue & Contacts Songbirds - video Birds of Prey Squirrels Other animals
	Support St. Francis Wildlife Donate Wish List Volunteer Help Build Cages. Adopt-an-Animal Throw a Wild Party! Local Business Partners Suzanne E. Plescia Endowment
	The Wild Classroom Education Programs Wild Classroom Raptors College Internships Internet Links
	Helping Wildlife Print & post "Drive Slowly" signs to help foxes Create a Backyard Refuge (also advise for dealing with swooping birds, neighborhood foxes, etc.) Wildlife Watching For Pet Owners - video Speak Up for Wildlife. Report Wildlife Law Violators.

WHAT'S NEW?

1. Wildlife Matters newsletter, Spring 2009
Online edition.

2. Please help us build new cages
– at your place or ours!

3. OWLS ARE THE TIGERS OF THE SKY
a film about Tallahassee's owls

4. "How to Help Orphaned Babies and other Wildlife"
Print out this great resource and post in your office, school or kitchen!

5. We will do a wildlife program for your organization or school.
Schedule a Wild Classroom program.

6. Help us feed rescued wildlife!
Purchase gift certificates for St. Francis Wildlife at Panhandle Pet Supply
5810 N Monroe St, Tallahassee, FL, or call them at 850-562-4100.

Gift certificates to local supermarkets and home improvements stores
are greatly appreciated too!

8. DONATE
online with PayPal!

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St. Francis Wildlife's Community Conservation Partnership Program

Please patronize these local businesses, our Community Conservation Partners!
They share your concern for wildlife!

To receive St. Francis Wildlife e-News, please e-mail St. Francis Wildlife, and write "add to e-News" as the subject.
Supporting members also receive "Wildlife Matters," our quarterly print newsletter.

Happy 31st Birthday, St. Francis Wildlife!

Please help us celebrate our 31st year of caring for sick, injured and orphaned wildlife!
Become a member or a Community Conservation Partner.

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