Their Mom was hit by a car, leaving them orphaned. Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries brought them to Forest Animal Rescue for rehabilitation. Its fantastic to see them run – properly afraid of humans and ready to live free and wild!
We named them Iris, June and Kyle (although they never saw humans enough to learn their names)
Forest Animal Rescue is happy to welcome four new rescued animals to the sanctuary. “King” arrived first, he is an African Serval that was bred… Read More »King and Three Little Bears
Gabby, the wild bear cub that we have been rehabilitating for six months, has finally been released! We met the Louisiana Department of Wildlife and… Read More »Wild bear cub rehabilitated and released!
Just in time for a day off – you can take a minute and read the latest happenings at the sanctuary in our newsletter. Click… Read More »Our winter newsletter is online!
If you didn’t receive one in the mail, you can download and read it here: Know the latest news about the sanctuary and the animals… Read More »Did you receive our newsletter?
Meet Greta – our newest orphaned bear cub We received a call from Florida Fish & Wildlife last night, asking if we had room for… Read More »Our newest arrival
Our Bob Barker Animal Care Building is finally going up! The painful waiting game is finally over. After a tedious process of designing the… Read More »Construction is underway!
The article is called “On the Wild Side” and can be read online or in their April issue at Ocala area businesses. The article focuses on… Read More »Ocala Style Magazine has a great article about FAR in their April edition
