Powerline Wildfire in the Ocala National Forest
Powerline Wildfire in the Ocala National Forest narrowly misses the sanctuary
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Your donation is DOUBLED until 12/31/18!
All general fund donations dated before December 31, 2018 will be MATCHED 2:1 up to $15,000!! This means that each dollar you donate will bring TRIPLE the benefit to the animals!
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You survived Black Friday…now you can help the animals at no cost to you for Cyber Monday and Giving Tuesday! On Cyber Monday: This could be one of the easiest ways you can ever help us support the animals – and it’s free! If you shop on Amazon – ANYTIME & EVERY TIME – .5% of what[…]
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2:1 Matching grant means TRIPLE the help for the animals!
One of our generous donors has committed to helping us raise money so we can continue our rapid rate of construction and growth. Between now and December 31, 2017 – All general fund donations will be MATCHED TWO TO ONE up to $68,000!! This means that each dollar you donate will MATCHED with TWO MORE DOLLARS![…]
Our newest arrival
Meet Greta – our newest orphaned bear cub We received a call from Florida Fish & Wildlife last night, asking if we had room for her. This cub’s mother was hit by a car and she was still attempting to nurse as her mother’s body was collected from the roadside. She arrived this morning. This[…]
They have names!
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[…]
Forest Animal Rescue is in the path of Hurricane Irma
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[…]