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History: 100 Acre Wood Wildlife
Rehabilitation, Inc. was created to formally organize a volunteer effort
to meet the needs of wildlife affe As a non-profit corporation the 100 Acre Wood Wildlife Rehabilitation, Inc., is a charitable organization and can receive charitable donations. Financial gifts are extremely important to ensuring the mission “dedicated to the rescue, rehabilitation and release of all native Florida wildlife” is a success. |
Our Mission "Dedicated to the rescue, rehabilitation and release of all native Florida wildlife (in a 50 mile radius)"
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by rapid growth and construction in Hernando County. With the arrival of
new residents came new homes, more highways and widened roads cutting
through natural habitats. The displacement of wildlife became sadly
apparent to Linda Christian who was seeing increased numbers of injuries
and loss of habitats. Christian, licensed by Federal and State
government agencies, had permission to take in sick, injured and orphaned
wildlife. Single handedly she became their caregiver and surrogate
mother nursing them back to health and softly releasing them to natural
habitats. It was not long before she needed appropriate places to care for
the growing numbers of wildlife. Unlike a hospital where everyone gets a
bed, the 100 Acre Wood needed to create places that were familiar and safe
to the mammals, reptiles and birds in its care.
