The Indian Shores, Florida Suncoast Seabird Sanctuary is the largest wild bird hospital in the United States, admitting up to 8,000 birds a year. For over 38 years, the Sanctuary has helped injured birds.
In immediate response to the Gulf Oil Spill, the Seabird Sanctuary is asking for the community's help to prepare for injured birds & coastal cleanup as the Gulf oil spill potentially moves toward Florida's shoreline. They have avian care staff on standby and are asking for both volunteers and items to be donated. In addition to volunteers, they are asking for the following items:- Linens
- Sheets
- Dawn Detergent
- Bottled Water & Gatorade
- Toothbrushes (new)
- Heavy Duty Rubber Gloves
- Towels
- Adhesive Bandages
- Shovels
- Rakes
- Paper Towels
Please drop off at either the Seabird Sanctuary at 18328 Gulf Boulevard, Indian Shores, Florida 33785 (Rescue Hotline: 727-391-6211)or their North Pinellas Drop Off Location: 3019 Bradford Circle, Palm Harbor, FL 34685.
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