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Amid tragic fire, Tampa Bay wildlife center opens temporary place - Vimarsana News

Amid tragic fire, Tampa Bay wildlife center opens temporary place

An old bank building on Gulf Boulevard in Madeira Beach, Florida, doesn’t have much money inside anymore, but what is inside is truly treasured.

Source: wtsp.com
Discovery Wildlife Center Destroyed By Fire Opens Temporary Home - Vimarsana News

Discovery Wildlife Center Destroyed By Fire Opens Temporary Home

Discovery Wildlife Center Destroyed By Fire Opens Temporary Home - Pinellas Beaches, FL - Supporters are invited to help the center rebuild by participating in a fundraiser Wednesday or donating through the Forward Foundation.

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Madeira Beach wildlife center reuniting surviving animals after devastating fire - Vimarsana News

Madeira Beach wildlife center reuniting surviving animals after devastating fire

It's been a week since an early morning fire caused devastating damage and killed dozens of animals at the Alligator and Wildlife Recovery Center in Madeira Beach.

'More than a sideshow': Alligator & Wildlife Discovery Center celebrates 10 years, looks ahead | Beaches - Vimarsana News

'More than a sideshow': Alligator & Wildlife Discovery Center celebrates 10 years, looks ahead | Beaches

MADEIRA BEACH — Alligators, lizards, fish, snakes, rescued exotic animals, and an especially large 30-year-old tortoise appropriately named Rudolph will celebrate the holidays and a special anniversary with the public

'More than a sideshow' | Seminole | tbnweekly.com - Vimarsana News

'More than a sideshow' | Seminole | tbnweekly.com

MADEIRA BEACH — Alligators, lizards, fish, snakes, rescued exotic animals, and an especially large 30-year-old tortoise appropriately named Rudolph will celebrate the holidays and a special anniversary with the public