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Introduction:

100 Acre Wood Wildlife Rehabilitation, Inc. was incorporated as a 501 (c) (3) non-profit corporation on January 23, 2006, in the State of Florida. The "woods" are situated less than a mile east of downtown Brooksville, FL, on a parcel of land made up of six city lots, at the end of Kohen road. It is an ideal safe hideaway for rehabilitating wildlife with its thickly wooded cloak and abundant plant life.

Founding member Linda Christian, a State and Federally licensed wildlife rehabilitator, serves as the Board of Directors and lives onsite as the "keeper" of the woods, its mammals, birds and reptiles. A fan of Winnie the Pooh led Christian to name the site after Pooh bears' 100 Acre Wood and while some are disappointed to find less than 2 acres they are quickly absorbed by the unique landscape created to nurture and heal maimed and hurt wildlife.

99 Kohen Road

Brooksville, FL 34601

Telephone: (352) 650-2892

Web Address: http://www.100acrewood-wildlife.org

Linda Christian of 100 Acre Wildlife Rehabilitation, Inc. is feeding a Florida White Tail fawn that lives at rescue center

Orphans:

Deer leave their young unattended, hiding in the grass, for long periods of time.  Always observe from a safe distance for at least 12 hours before assuming a fawn has been abandoned

Safety:
Some wild animals can be very dangerous, do not put yourself in danger: call

(352) 650-2892

A list of things you may need for rescue

• Thick Gloves
• Old Blanket
• Cardboard Box
• Old Towels
• Hessian Sack
• Thick Elastic Band
• A Net
• Fluorescent Jacket
• Strong Torch