Copyright © 2009,Genesis Zoological Center Inc.
Bottle feeding a baby Siberian Tiger.
| Permanently injured Red shoulder hawk |
| Is a small 501(C)(3) non-profit Zoological and wildlife rehabilitation facility licensed by the USDA, Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission, US Department of Interior and US Fish and Wildlife Service. We have been rehabilitating native wildlife since 1989. The center proudly presents many endangered species such as the rare Amurian Leopard, the Florida Panther, Siberian Tigers, and endangered Lemurs from Madagascar. |
| The rescue center also hosts native wildlife, such as Birds of Prey, Opossums, Raccoons, and many others. Wildlife rehabilitation work helps to return many injured and orphaned wildlife back to the wild. It also helps to educate people on the need to protect our wildlife and there habitat. We operate strictly on donations and with the help of volunteers. Without the help of the public none of this would be possible. Help us help them. The Center is open to the public Friday through Sunday from 10am-4pm. A $2.00 donation is requested for admittance, all of which goes to feed the animals. Anything extra is greatly appreciated. |
Genesis Zoological Center Inc.
| Genesis Zoological & Wildlife Rescue |
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| Without the public support, we can't make a difference. Click on the button to make a monetary donation. |
Feeding an orphaned Racoon
| Releasing a rehabilitated hawk. |
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