Pelican Harbor Seabird Station in Miami has recently unveiled their new wildlife hospital and education center, marking a significant milestone for the organization. The 8,000 square foot facility is located near their current station on Northeast 82nd Terrace and is designed to enhance their efforts in rehabilitating injured animals.
According to Robert Glidewell, the chairman of Pelican Harbor Seabird Station, the new facility will enable them to treat a larger number of animals while providing them with top-notch care. With more rehab areas, treatment rooms, and an expanded surgical center, the station is now equipped to elevate their level of care for the animals they rescue.
Since its establishment in 1980, Pelican Harbor has been dedicated to the rehabilitation and rescue of birds. Over the years, they have successfully treated over 45,000 birds, with 2,000 birds saved in 2024 alone. The new facility represents a significant step forward in their mission to protect and care for wildlife in need.
The station’s commitment to animal welfare and conservation has earned them recognition and support from the community. By expanding their capabilities and enhancing their facilities, Pelican Harbor Seabird Station is poised to make an even greater impact in the years to come.
As they continue their important work, the station encourages the public to stay updated on their latest news and initiatives by subscribing to their newsletter. By joining their newsletter, supporters can receive regular updates on their efforts, events, and ways to get involved in helping wildlife.
Pelican Harbor Seabird Station’s new facility is a testament to their dedication to wildlife conservation and rehabilitation. With the expanded space and resources, they are better equipped than ever to provide critical care to injured and distressed animals. The station’s impact on the local ecosystem and environment is sure to grow with the opening of this new facility, bringing hope and healing to countless birds in need.
