PRWC Wildlife Hospital - Punta Gorda, Florida

El PRWC Wildlife Hospital, localizado en la dirección 223 Dr Martin Luther King Jr Blvd, Punta Gorda, FL 33950, es un centro de rehabilitación de fauna especializado en el cuidado y tratamiento de animales salvajes heridos o huérfanos. Este hospital cuenta con un personal altamente capacitado y dedicado a brindar atención médica y rehabilitación a una gran variedad de especies animales.

El hospital cuenta con un gran teléfono de contacto 9416373830 para solicitar información o asistencia en caso de encontrar un animal en peligro. Además, su página web prwildlife.org ofrece información detallada sobre sus servicios, métodos de rehabilitación y cómo puedes colaborar con su labor.

Una de las características más destacables del PRWC Wildlife Hospital es su compromiso con el bienestar de los animales y su entorno. Su equipo trabaja incansablemente para brindar atención médica y rehabilitación a cada animal, con el objetivo de devolverlos a su hábitat natural una vez que estén en condiciones de valerse por sí mismos.

La ubicación del hospital es estratégica, ya que se encuentra en una zona de fácil acceso para personas en silla de ruedas, con entrada y estacionamiento adaptados para este fin. Esto hace que el hospital sea una opción inclusiva y accesible para todos aquellos que deseen colaborar con su labor.

El hospital cuenta con excelentes opiniones de parte de la comunidad, con una opinión media de 4.9/5 según Google My Business y un total de 41 valoraciones. Esto demuestra el alto nivel de satisfacción y apreciación que la comunidad siente por su labor y dedicación.

Opiniones de PRWC Wildlife Hospital

Michael Kuhn

5/5

As a longtime volunteer I’ve enjoyed the rewards of assisting professional wildlife rehabbers caring for Florida wildlife, from orphaned to neglected and injured wildlife. It’s a very rewarding experience to assist in their care, participate in their rehabilitation and finally see their release back into the wild. PRWC is always looking for volunteers. Why not join us and leave your fingerprint on the conservation effort that keeps Florida wild? We could use your help. The hospital has some of the best wildlife rehabbers in the area and working side-by-side with them is a rewarding experience. I hope to see you there.

John Summers

5/5

This hospital is for floridas lost and injured animals. They do very important service for this community. They should be acknowledge for all the great fwouk they do.

Leslie McConachie

5/5

Kind and efficient. Made a stressful event calmer. Keeping our found baby squirrels alive

Grant L

5/5

Great experience! Staff is very professional. I found a baby opossum and turned her over to them for care and treatment. You can actually track how the animal is doing and they give updates. Overall if I ever see an animal in need I'm taking it Here!!

Kerry Kaiser

4/5

They do their best to save the wildlife and give you a case number to follow up on the progress of your animal.

Kim Schauer

5/5

My feral cats outside grabbed a little bird & injured it. I took it down to their hospital in Punta Gorda. A lot closer than the actual Wildlife Center.

Allison Ryan

2/5

My vet suggested I take an injured (part of the Port Charlotte flock of wild parrots)Quaker parrot to this outfit. As I waited for someone to answer the door and older gentleman was loading heavy, lumpy black garbage bags into a truck apparently for disposal. Maybe I watch too many crime shows....tWhen someone came to the door she was initially unwilling to help a feral parrot as it was not technically a wild animal!!! When she came back out she informed me it would be euthanized due to it's injury. I volunteered to help birds recover. She informed me they only rehab mammals!!!! Their Web site is then super misleading! I looked it over to see it if I wanted to donate. uh NO! Seems very sketchy yet of affiliated with one of our biggest tourist draws.

Jodi K

5/5

Awesome place staff is very caring.