WWSB ABC7 Sarasota featured our sanctuary on their May 7, 2022 episode of Animal Outtakes – Episode 24, Season 9. We’d like to thank Donte’s Den and Marcia Panuce for showcasing Forest Animal Rescue on this segment. A special thank you to Michelle Silliman, Videographer/Editor of WWSB ABC 7 Animal Outtakes for the wonderful photography[…]
After two days of shopping, a day to give back. #GivingTuesday is a global day of giving fueled by the power of social media and collaboration. Celebrated on the Tuesday following Thanksgiving (in the U.S.) The widely recognized shopping events Black Friday and Cyber Monday, #GivingTuesday kicks off the charitable season, when many focus on[…]
We are thankful Because of you, we are able to continue to care for the rescued animals at the sanctuary. Because of you, we are still able to assist animals in need – regardless of the pandemic. At Forest Animal Rescue, we are blessed to have such a dedicated, extended ‘family’ We will continue, we[…]
#Give4Marion is today! It started at 10am this morning, September 21, 2021 and will continue through 10am tomorrow. This is your chance to have your gift matched and double your impact for the animals, or to give any amount during the ‘power hours’ to help us win a prize for the highest number of donors.[…]
Give4Marion is a 24-hour fundraising event hosted by the Community Foundation for Ocala/Marion County, raising money for local nonprofits through a single online donation platform. During these 24-hours, we come together to raise as much money as possible for local nonprofits, connect donors to community needs, and strengthen nonprofit capacity. The Community Foundation intends to[…]
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 Fisheries and she was released in a wildlife management area wearing a GPS collar that is designed to fall off before she outgrows it. Be sure to watch all the[…]
Please join us in welcoming our four newest residents – Two pairs of ring-tailed lemurs (with another female to arrive soon) – They will be in their quarantine habitat for a few weeks until we can neuter the males and then we will integrate them into our big lemur habitat with the others.
Now we need your help to name them!
Make a gift to help the animals and suggest a name at the same time! http://forestanimalrescue.org