If you have an animal that is in need of rescue please call us at 813-920-5495 or 813-598-5926. Please note we only rescue wildlife and are unable to assist with pet rescues. If you are in need of a pet rescue organization or wildlife rehabilitator in one of our neighboring areas please visit our resources page. If no one answers please leave a detailed message with your name, phone number, area where the animal is located and we will get back to you as soon as possible.
For all other inquiries feel free to email us at:
OwlsNestSanctuaryForWildlife@gmail.com
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Hi Kris,
Tried to text you back. But guess it was an office number and bounced back. I’ll be at the refuge today. It’s unfortunately, about the only place the Att tower doesn’t do much without a hotspot, and little to no reception. If you email me at dirrctor@louisianabobcatrefuge .com I can try to assist you earlier than this evening. Just text me what I can try to assist you with. If it seems more detail than incan provide over the email. I’ll take a drive down the road up clarify anything that may help your circumstance. Big purrs, PKC
337-393-0205
I grew up in Pensacola as a little girl, my dad was a Naval Officer, there. Xo
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Where are you located? I volunteer at a non profit now but would be interested in your place as well. Thank you so much.
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12932 Royal George Ave, Odessa, Florida 33556
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Hello… I called you Thursday about a catbird that may have flown into one of the windows at my office. I was happy that Susan was able to come pick it up from us. I was wondering the status of the little bird and if it made it. It sure didn’t look good but, I said a little prayer, hoping that would help. Did it survive??
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Hey K
Kris! Had Kim here at PHUHS today and what a great speaker! Ironic I have been in contact with you about rescues, ran into you at Hanks and now Kim here today-I didn’t know she was with your organization until this morning! So glad she took the time to come out to speak to the kids.
If you could use the help, I’d volunteer. Kim was talking about the volunteer “notification” list. After work and weekends I can transport, help at events and such. Kim has my number as well to get in touch with me. FB is Corine Coviello….what ever is easier for you to contact me…thanks!
C
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Hello! Can anyone visit and perhaps look or hold the owls? I am in love with owls and its been my forever dream to hold one or be up close to one. Thank you!
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No I’m so sorry we are like a critical care unit and we are a closed-door facility so that our patients can have peace and quiet as they heal. I would recommend looking into volunteering at George C McGough park or Boyd Hill as they both have owls and as a volunteer for their bird-of-prey program you would be able to build relationships and handle them.
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Do you have owls that you could bring to a school for a learning opportunity?
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Hello, I was wondering if you would be interested in taking in 2 male brown Chinese geese? We have had them sense they were about a week old. They turn one in the first week of April. I also have a male and a female large white geese. All are the same age and the males have become aggressive over the female. I contacted McMickies farm about taking them and they referred me to you. I would give the 2 brown males to you. And bring them to your place. If you would could you please let me know ? I would be so greatful for your help. Thank you so much for your time. Sincerely, Sheree Ferguson
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Thank you for rescuing the baby possum from the netting around our pool, which is under construction. I knew he was in true danger of strangulation. It was odd because there were no other options for me, living in Pasco County, to help this poor creature. Thank you for all you do!!!
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Thanks kris for carin g about the dying deer in my yard.
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your welcome!
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Hello Owl Nest Sanctuary I want to say thank you to your volunteer for picking up the little female possum from Odessa on Thursday and making sure she’s safe.
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