What to Do If You Find a Baby Opossum in South Florida
Check out all the great things weāve been up to! What to Do If You Find a Baby Opossum in South Florida South Florida is home to an abundance of […]
Staff Spotlight: Meet Greg! š¦
Check out all the great things weāve been up to! Staff Spotlight: Meet Greg! š¦ At the South Florida Wildlife Center (SFWC), our team is the heart and soul of […]
Big Whiskeyās Soft Opening: A Night of Community Support
Check out all the great things weāve been up to! This past week, the South Florida Wildlife Center had the distinct privilege of participating in the soft opening ofĀ Big Whiskeyās […]
Support Wildlife: How You Can Help South Florida Wildlife Center Through Wishlists
Support Wildlife: How You Can Help South Florida Wildlife Center Through Wishlists At the South Florida Wildlife Center (SFWC), our mission to rescue, rehabilitate, and release injured and orphaned wildlife […]
Securing the Future of Wildlife: South Florida Wildlife Center Expands with New Facility
Securing the Future of Wildlife: South Florida Wildlife Center Expands withNew Facility For over five decades, the South Florida Wildlife Center (SFWC) has been a beacon of hope for thousands […]
Drive Change for Wildlife: Donate Your Vehicle to South Florida Wildlife Center
Are you driven by a passion for wildlife conservation and eager to make a meaningful contribution to the cause? Look no further than the South Florida Wildlife Center (SFWC). At […]
A Gopher Tortoise’s Tale: Resilience and Creativity at South Florida WildlifeCenter
In the realm of wildlife rehabilitation, every patient’s journey is a testament to resilience, innovation, and the unwavering commitment of those at the South Florida Wildlife Center (SFWC). Today, we […]
SFWC’s Transformation with Rescue Rebuild
Wild Talks at the Park
A Hidden Haven: Rescuing Raccoon Kits in Plantation, Florida
Wild Talks at the Park
Volunteer Spotlight: Jill Barbosa
Check out all the great things weāve been up to! In this volunteer spotlight interview, we introduce you to Dianne Stutts, a compassionate volunteer at the South Florida Wildlife Center. […]
