The Wildlife Defenders Program is a wildlife education outreach group run by our staff and day program members.  As part of their rehabilitation, members are trained in the handling and care of live native and exotic animals, birds, reptiles and more!

The Wildlife Defenders visit schools, veteran, youth and senior groups, nursing homes, and community events to share information about their animal ambassadors and encourage environmental and wildlife conservation awareness. Reserve your one of a kind Wildlife Defenders presentation today!

We are a USDA Licensed and Insured Program

A wild armadillo roaming free in the classroom.

This porcupine needs some energy after an exhausting day of teaching.

The kids and parents are excited to see a wallaby up close

Students can’t wait to ask questions about the animals!

A baby American Alligator is brought out for the kids.

Everyone has a different reaction to the baby American Alligator

Boca the American Alligator smiles for the camera!

The armadillo is scared of the students.

The armadillo is free to explore the classroom while the students watch.

The hedgehog couldn’t wait to meet the students!

Students loved learning about the animals and their habitats.

If you would like to learn more about the Wildlife Defenders, or schedule your own class, visit the Wildlife Defenders Website.