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18328 Gulf Boulevard
Indian Shores, FL 33785
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+1 727 391 6211
Years ago, conservationist and zoologist Ralph Heath, Junior set up a non-profit organization designed to rescue, repair and rehabilitate wild birds suffering from the injuries of contemporary civilization. Pelicans with hooks in their beaks, gulls with broken wings and all the casualties of the injured bird world recover here, making this a squawking stop where birds eat from the hands of their keepers. This sanctuary will tug at your heartstrings, and if the tug's hard enough, you can adopt your own bird with a donation. Open daily 9am onwards.
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A good stop if your in the area. It's free to walk around, takes less then 30min and they have lots of birds to see
This was our first stop in the area. We had no idea that it was going to be so cool. First, pelicans are just wandering around the grounds, and my...
Good job saving the birds. I live next door. They need to work on keeping the odor down
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While “doing the beaches,” you must stop in to deliver best wishes to recovering patients of the feathered variety. It’s right on the beach, an...
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“Excellent for photographers”
Loved this place! Although a little stinky and the fact that you need to watch out for birds that sit above in the trees this place was one of ...
“A nature lovers MUST see!!”
My wife and I were at the sanctuary on Nov 1st. It was our second visit there. Our first visit was 3 1/2 years ago. We liked it so much we had ...
“Great Place to Visit”
My husband and I visited the Seabird Sanctuary during our honeymoon vacation to Florida in August. Entry is free (however you are encouraged to...
“Cool attraction, see lots of sea birds up close!”
We visited the Suncoast Seabird Sanctuary several times while in the area. It is one of the largest wild bird rehabilitation centers in the Uni...
“Amazing work done here to help seabirds,”
If you like seabirds this is a must, the work that is done at the seabird sanctuary is excellent. We stayed at the apartments next door so we v...
“educational & fun”
This sea bird hospitall is unlike a zoo - rather you see the injured birds as they are rehabilitated. Some are released while some remain resid...
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This Indian Shores institution helps birds get back on their feet and back in the air.
The Lowdown When a winged creature crashes into a power line or gets hooked by a fishing line, the Suncoast Seabird Sanctuary comes to the
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