Welcome and Thank You for Visiting!

Who We Are:

The Florida Wild Mammal Association (FWMA) was established in 1994 to rescue, rehabilitate, and release the sick, injured and orphaned wildlife in Wakulla and the surrounding counties. The other main focus has been public education on wildlife issues.

FWMA has:

• Rescued over 7,000 mammals, birds and reptiles, over 1000 in 2007.

• Served Wakulla, Franklin, Leon, Taylor and Jefferson Counties and part of Leon County.

• Been supported 100% by donations and grants.

• Been a registered 501(c)3 non-profit organization.

• Offered ongoing educational demonstrations for local schools.

On Saturday, Jan. 24th at 11am at the Inn at Wildwood, FWMA will hold its Annual Meeting. This meeting is open to the public and will be to discuss the events of 2008 and the plans for 2009. There will be a pot luck luncheon - feel free to bring a favorite dish to share. Please RSVP to flwildmammal@yahoo.com or Call Chris at 363-2351 or Judy at 984-9980

If you can make a material donation to help FWMA, we always need:

• bleach

• paper towels

• fruit cocktail

• birdseed & nuts

• pelican fish (pinfish, finger mullet, thread herring, butterfish)

• fresh fruit & vegetables

• Pedigree wet & dry dog food

• Friskies wet & dry cat food

• Dawn dish liquid

• gift cards from local grocers to give FWMA flexibility in purchasing when needed items are not on hand.

For cash donations: enter any amount that you wish to give and follow the Paypal instructions.

Blogs: Judy Cooke, a dedicated volunteer with a love of wildlife and photography, keeps a very interesting photographic journal of her work at FWMA. Enjoy her journey and learn a lot about several rehabilitation cases. See her photos and commentary at www.blognow.com.au/FWMA.

FWMA's veterinarian, Dr. Norm Griggs, has a blog on his website, which you can read here: http://shepherdspringanimalhospital.com/.