horrible place,horrible care for animals and people with no knowledge of wildlife.

It was wonderful visit - and as close as I would get as an artist to some of the birds of Florida. The place looked really nice for the inhabitants and they looked well cared for. I would rate it as high as I did visiting the Mote and friendlier in some instances. It was a wonderful walk - and a good place to donate - rate it very high!!!! Spend the time -

It has been replaced by another bird rehabilitation facility

this place has not been open in quite some time.i just went to mote marine and the dolphine and turtle exibit across the street. nice places. on scale from 1 to 10 i would rate it a 6. so we was walking down the turtle tracks trail and there was the bird joint. looked runned down. looks like terrible deaths happened there. big eye sore

This is a wonderful place for injured birds. I had a hurt Osprey in my backyard and they immediately came and picked it up. They truly care for nature. Please donate so they can remain open. AA

I had my grandchildren with me to visit Save Our Seabirds, and some woman in the office was swearing saying the f word and other explanatives, I was sadened by this and mentioned it to a fine man, whom was very appoligetic and said Winny was having a bad day, but I dont think the public should have to listen to swearing at such a place, I dont ...

I've tried to visit the site listed previously but the links for donations is not working. I suggest going to http://saveourseabirds.org/ to make donations and get up to date information. Please do not visit pelicanpals.org to donate if you want to be sure your money goes towards SOS. Pelican pals redistributes money to several different ...

On November 1, 2008, Save our Seabirds opened to the public in the same location where Pelican Man Sanctuary was located. After being abandoned for four years, it took a crew of volunteers 6 months to remove the lush overgrowth that had consumed and buried the old sanctuary. Now it is open to the public with no admission charge. It is up and running as a seabird rehab facility, accepting injured/sick birds on a daily basis.

Lee Fox, Pres, of SOS, Save Our Seabirds, is re-opening this bird hospital and sanctuary in September 2008. All volunteers are helping clean out overgrowth and getting ready to operate as a new facility to care for the injured birds. Check www.seabirdrehab.org. All volunteers and donations are VERY much appreciated.
No entry fee--- donations only!