Welcome to Wildlife Rescue and Rehab
Wildlife Rescue and Rehabilitation is a non-profit(501C-3) shelter for exotic and native wildlife. The organization was founded by Director, Vernon E. Yates in 1980. We are recognized by State and Federal Agencies for having the most outstanding animal care and transport facilities in the state of Florida. Our doors are open to the injured, orphaned, abused, abandoned, neglected, or confiscated wildlife in need of our attention...
Carole Lewis Baskin A.K.A. "The Liar" (Big Cat Rescue) was reportedly seen Jan. 16th at a taxidermist in Bushnell, Fl unloading 20 some cats, yes, 20 some cats, ranging from Serval to Tiger to be pelted. Why would an Animal Activist such as Carole need animal fur and skin? We urge you to contact PETA and give your thoughts on the matter. You can find PETA's Contact information by clicking the link below. Thank You.
We have been seeing a lot of things being said about Wildlife Rescue and Rehabilitation. Carole Lewis, Director of Wildlife on Easy Street/ Big Cat Rescue(Undeniably Inappropriately Named), has been spreading lies about us. She has said that we abuse and mistreat our animals. Anybody who has seen us knows that those are bold-faced lies. She claimed that they were transported in “circus wagons” and that “the tigers were being forced to lie on metal floors, with no shade...” All of the tigers mobile cages were specially built with polymer cutting board material and a top to provide more than efficient shade. Also a canvas shade cloth was erected over all of the cages to provide more shade. Lt. Steve DeLacure of the FWC made the full investigation and confirmed that Carole Lewis was a Liar, quoting...

We are a non-profit(501C-3) shelter, which means we are driven mainly by donations. To make a donation and help us take care of and feed our animals, you can send a donation to Wildlife Rescue and Rehab. 9500 82nd Ave. N. Seminole, Fl 33777. Or you can make an electronic donation by clicking on the link below.

From everyone at Wildlife Rescue and Rehabilitation, we would like to remind you that no matter how cute an animal can be, it is still a wild animal. And you should never try to pet or play with a wild
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animal that you do not know. We do handle our
animals, but we are also trained and fully
aware of their capabilities. We appreciate
everybodies help and donations.
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