When: February 1, 2019 6:00pm – ? $20 Donation Benefits: Forest Animal Rescue and Interfaith Emergency Services Light hors d’oeuvres will be served. Tickets will be on sale for lovely baskets, split the pot, a lotto board and booze buckets. Great, highly energetic music will be provided by Keith “Big Daddy” Ponder Be sure to bring[…]
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Bob Barker did it again! Please join us in thanking this wonderful man for his generous support. He donated much needed funds to our sanctuary to purchase a new tractor and cover other important expense for our educational and animal care programs. It is so fantastic to have the support of such an amazing animal[…]
Forest Animal Rescue is a Top 75 Animal Rescue YouTube Channel Winner (#27!) This is the most comprehensive list of best Animal Rescue Youtube Channels on the internet and we are honored to be chosen! Visit our YouTube channel and see videos of the rescued animals at our sanctuary https://www.youtube.com/forestanimalrescueOrg
In memory of Beercan 1976-2017 Beercan was everyone’s favorite; always making sure he was directly in the way of whatever you were doing – just so he could have a hug around the neck as he was escorted out of the way. He had an amazing life with Chief as a companion and always winning[…]
Thank you to everyone who submitted names for the beautiful cougars from Argentina. Meet Harvey and Irma… After 15 years at a zoo in Argentina with no names, they are now living it up in a true sanctuary in Florida and they officially have names! You can help[…]
tree·age /trēˈäZH/ Urgently cutting through trees trying to find your perimeter fence after Hurricane Irma and determining the extent of damage The assigning of priority order to areas of fencing damaged or buried by falling trees treeage – transitive verb Would you like to help? Donate Volunteer
The sanctuary has been through hurricanes before. In 2004 we were located a a few hours south, near the Peace River. We were directly hit by hurricanes Charley, Frances and Jeanne over a period of only 6 weeks. We sustained $200,000 in damage but had no injuries or escapes. Attempting to evacuate 100 animals in[…]