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Pelican Harbor Seabird Station
Pelican Harbor Seabird Station was founded in 1980 for the purpose of caring for injured brown pelicans and has grown into an internationally recognized center for seabird rehabilitation.
The Seabird Station accepts all native birds, mammals, and reptiles. Injured wildlife can be dropped off 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.
We work closely with Federal, State, and local enforcement officials like the US Fish and Wildlife Service, Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission, Miami-Dade Fire Rescue Department, and Ocean Rescue. A special thanks also to Miami-Dade County Parks, Recreation, and Open Spaces for being a valued partner and providing our location within Pelican Harbor Marina.
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✨ Together, we made magic happen! Thanks to your generosity, we hit the $10,000 Deeks Foundation MATCH for Wildlife, doubling your donations to an incredible $20,000!
That’s $20,000 for the animals that need us most—like the pelican who couldn’t fly or the baby owl who needed weeks of care to thrive. 💙 Let’s keep building on this momentum and do even more for Miami’s wildlife! Donate through the link in our bio 🦉
🚨 Big News: We’ve surpassed our $125K goal—thanks to supporters like YOU!! 🙌 But we’re not stopping there. With your incredible support, we’ve set a NEW goal: $175K for Miami’s wildlife! 🌿🦅
Every donation helps us rescue, rehabilitate, and release the injured animals that call Miami home. 💙 Let’s keep the momentum going and make an even bigger impact together!
👉 Donate now and help us reach $175K! LINK IN BIO!
#GiveMiamiDay #WildlifeRescue #SupportWildlife
🎉 We’re officially one step closer to making our new hospital and education center a reality! Thank you to everyone who joined us at our Groundbreaking Ceremony today, including Mayor Daniella Levine Cava, Secretary William J. Osceola of the Miccosukee Tribe of Florida @miccosukeetribeofindians , the Batchelor Foundation, the Deeks Foundation, many of our board members, and so many other incredible supporters and donors. Your presence and compassion mean the world to us, and without you, this dream wouldn’t be possible. 🏗️
We’re excited to announce the $10,000 Deeks Foundation Match for Wildlife!!! Every donation made will be doubled! This means your support will go twice as far in helping us provide lifesaving care to injured wildlife and create a lasting impact for our community.
Now is the time to act—donate today and double your impact! 🌿🦜 link in bio!
🌊 On our last team-building adventure at Oleta Park, we collected far too many discarded fishing lines. 🎣 These seemingly harmless tangles pose serious dangers to pelicans and other birds. Attracted by bait, they often get hooked or entangled—injuring their wings, pouch, or worse, swallowing the hook. 💔
⚠️ Always dispose of fishing lines responsibly. Wildlife depends on it.
And while we’re out here cleaning up and caring for our feathered friends, you can make an impact too! 🌟 It’s Early Giving for Give Miami Day—your support fuels our rescue, rehab, and conservation efforts. 🩺🐦
💙 Donate today through the link in our bio and help us protect Miami’s incredible wildlife! ✨
GIVE MIAMI DAY - DAY 1 Every wild animal deserves a second chance, and our team is here to make that possible. 🐦💚 Our dedicated rehabilitators bring extensive knowledge of Florida’s native wildlife to every case, giving sick and injured animals the best possible care. With the goal of releasing healthy animals back into the wild, we work tirelessly to help each one regain their strength. Your donation today on Early Giving for #GiveMiamiDay makes this life-saving work possible. Give these animals a fresh start—consider donating today 🫶🏼- link in bio!
Listen up! 🎙️ Jeff Corwin has a special message for you on Day 1 of Early Giving for #GiveMiamiDay—support the incredible work happening here at Pelican Harbor Seabird Station so our native wildlife can thrive! 🐦💙 Huge thanks to @wildcorwin for his invaluable support 💚🦉. Ready to make a difference? Tap that link in bio to donate and let’s soar together!
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EARLY GIVING STARTS TOMORROW!!Just like these little ones are ready to gobble up their next meal, we’re ready to welcome donations starting tomorrow! 🐥💸 From November 17 to 21, you’ll have five days to make a difference by supporting Pelican Harbor Seabird Station. Every gift helps fuel our mission to care for and protect local wildlife. Let’s keep these beaks—and our mission—thriving!💚
⭐️Fun-Fact Friday!⭐️
~About two-thirds of our country’s Swallow-tail Kites live here in Florida💛~
These social birds stay in tight-knit groups and spend most of their days gliding above forrest treetops. They catch insects on the fly and snatch up small prey with their feet. Our patient loved the chopped mice with vitamins. 😋
This bird made a full recovery from a minor wing injury and has rejoined our Florida population of Swallow-tail Kites! 🦅
It’s dinner time for this Northern Parula! After recovering from hitting a window, he’s finally eating on his own! Next up is an outside aviary to practice flying and then he’ll be ready to go! 🪱
This Chuck-will’s-widow arrived yesterday “stargazing”, as seen in the first slide. No, he’s not trying to admire the nighttime Miami sky; this unusual positioning is caused by muscle contractions. In addition, both eyes showed inflammation within the globe & corneal ulcers. These are all common side effects of head trauma, likely from colliding with a building.
We got right to work doing red laser therapy, eye medications, oxygen therapy and getting this guy some calories. These birds, members of the nightjar family, eat in flight, dining on whatever insects they catch. They have long bristles on each side to guide food into their large, gaping mouths. When in human care, they have to be hand fed as seen in the 2nd slide.
➡️➡️swipe to the end to see the incredible ❗️24 hour❗️ improvement this patient has made! Watching these animals make leaps and bounds every day in their healing is such a reward, and we can’t wait for this one to be flying free soon.