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 1977.
 
P.O Box 38160 - Tallahassee, FL 32315
Phone: 850.386.6296              Send us e-mail

About St. Francis Wildlife

Staff and Mission
What is wildlife rehabilitation?
Newsletter, "Wildlife Matters"
Events Calendar
Photos
Press

 

The Wild Classroom

Education Programs, Teacher Workshops and Conferences
College Internship Program
Photos of Feathered Educators
Internet Links

If you find sick, injured or orphaned wildlife 

Rescue & contacts
Songbirds - video
Birds of prey
Squirrels
Other animals

 

Helping Wildlife

Animal Club for students
Create a backyard refuge
Wildlife watching
For pet owners - video
Speak up for wildlife
Report wildlife law violators

Support St. Francis Wildlife

Make a tax-deductible donation
Wish List for the Animals
Become a member
Volunteer
Adopt-an-animal
Let us make your next party a Wild Party!
Community Conservation Partners
Scroll down this page to see our partners!
Wild Card: special offers for members
Suzanne E. Plescia Endowment

WHAT'S NEW?

Fall 2008 Wildlife Matters newsletter
(online edition)

WANTED: Foster Parents for Orphaned Baby Squirrels.

OWLS ARE THE TIGERS OF THE SKY
a film about Tallahassee's owls
By Sandy Beck,
Education Director

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

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

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.

 

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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 30th Birthday, St. Francis Wildlife!

Please help us celebrate our 30th year of caring for sick, injured and orphaned wildlife!
Become a
member or a Community Conservation Partner.
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10/2/08

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