The Haven For Injured and Orphaned Wildlife

The Haven for Injured and Orphaned Wildlife is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization.

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About the Haven.
Rehabilitation
Our first priority lies with the quality care of the lives entrusted to our care so that they can be returned to their home in the wild. With the help of our wonderful veterinarian, Dr. Robert Hess of the Winter Park Veterinary Clinic we strive to provide our animals with the best possible care.
Education
It is the young people of tomorrow who hold the fate of our earth in their hands. It is our responsibility to teach our youth the importance of wildlife to our ecosystem. The Haven provides presentations to local schools, clubs, and other organizations to promote awareness of wildlife's vital role in our ecosystem. Emphasis is placed on the importance of conservation and compassion toward all living things. If you would like to schedule a presentation, please contact us.
Our secondary goal in education is to educate the public to the positive effects of wildlife and how each person can make a difference TODAY. By providing information regarding Backyard Habitat ideas, local legislative issues, and humane nuisance wildlife solutions we hope to improve public attitude and concern for our wild neighbors.
Over the years, these goals have melded into a larger vision. With the support of the local community and local governments we hope to create and public facility which can focus on each of our goals and allow the community first-hand look at the work we do. Such a facility would house a small number of permanently impaired native animals which would serve as animal ambassadors in our educational programs. It would also host seminars, conferences and presentations on enviromentally focused topics. It would also include interactive programs geared toward exciting children about wildlife and the environment.
This vision is within our reach; however it requires the support of caring individuals like yourself who understand the role wildlife plays in our lives each day and that it is important to pass these values on to the children who are our future.
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The Haven for Injured and Orphaned Wildlife is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization.
» Home page » About Us » How You Can Help » Find a Baby Animal? » Haven Store » Photo Gallery		About the Haven. Rehabilitation Our first priority lies with the quality care of the lives entrusted to our care so that they can be returned to their home in the wild. With the help of our wonderful veterinarian, Dr. Robert Hess of the Winter Park Veterinary Clinic we strive to provide our animals with the best possible care. Education It is the young people of tomorrow who hold the fate of our earth in their hands. It is our responsibility to teach our youth the importance of wildlife to our ecosystem. The Haven provides presentations to local schools, clubs, and other organizations to promote awareness of wildlife's vital role in our ecosystem. Emphasis is placed on the importance of conservation and compassion toward all living things. If you would like to schedule a presentation, please contact us. Our secondary goal in education is to educate the public to the positive effects of wildlife and how each person can make a difference TODAY. By providing information regarding Backyard Habitat ideas, local legislative issues, and humane nuisance wildlife solutions we hope to improve public attitude and concern for our wild neighbors. Over the years, these goals have melded into a larger vision. With the support of the local community and local governments we hope to create and public facility which can focus on each of our goals and allow the community first-hand look at the work we do. Such a facility would house a small number of permanently impaired native animals which would serve as animal ambassadors in our educational programs. It would also host seminars, conferences and presentations on enviromentally focused topics. It would also include interactive programs geared toward exciting children about wildlife and the environment. This vision is within our reach; however it requires the support of caring individuals like yourself who understand the role wildlife plays in our lives each day and that it is important to pass these values on to the children who are our future. » Click here to return to the home page.