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Wildlife Rehab. Daytona rescues hundreds of native Florida wildlife each year and provides food, medical care and housing with the goal of returning each animal to the wild.

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The fall litters of baby squirrels have started arriving. Please use caution when trimming trees so as not to disturb or destroy squirrel nests. If you find one baby or a whole litter, give time for mom to come retrieve them (an hour should do it). If she's able to, she will, even after they have been touched by humans. It's an old wives tale that they won't take a baby after they've been touched. For more information on how to reunite a baby with its mother, see our baby squirrel rescue page. 

Notice squirrels with huge lumps running around your yard? They're not tumors, they are a fly larvae commonly called a bot fly. Click on the University of Florida's website to learn more about them.

 

 

 

 

Kittens? Hey wait, aren't we supposed to help wildlife?!

Someone dumped a pregnant cat at our place early this year and she gave birth to six kittens. We've been systematically getting them spayed and neutered, but the one we weren't able to catch had kittens along with another pregnant cat that showed up. Take a look at these sweet little guys & girls. Many of them are long-haired and a few look like Maine Coons. They're still with their mom, but will be ready to start looking for homes around Sept. 14th. If you're interested in adding any of them to your family, contact us or check back on our site in around then when our "kitten page" is fully set up!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

How you can help us help the animals:

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