Our Residents

Back to Nature's permanent resident wildlife consists of 48 non-releasable animals, of which, there are 24 different species. They consist of both exotic and native species. Each animal has a special story and a special reason for why they live at Back to Nature. They serve as educational ambassadors for their species. In addition, all of our male animals are neutered, therefore preventing any breeding from occuring.

  1. View Mongua
  2. View Opossum
  3. View Spencer
  4. View Casper and Jennifer
  5. View Tobias
  6. View Oliver
  7. View Squinty
  8. View Nigel
  9. View Kokomu
  10. View Daisy
  11. View Wheems
  12. View Zema
  13. View Fancy
  14. View Bumpkin
  15. View Babette
  16. View Joe
  17. View Hercules and Athena
  18. View Jaggar
  19. View Honey Bear, Whimsa, and Thumbelina..RIP Mama Chula
  20. View Columbo
  21. View Wheems
  22. View Spencer
  23. View Winnie
  24. View Zema
  25. View Pudgy
  26. View Mocha!

Welcome to the official website for Back To Nature Wildlife Refuge, located in Orlando, FL.

We are the largest registered non-profit 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to the Rescue, Raise, Rehabilitate and Release of Central Florida's injured and orphaned native wildlife. In addition, we strive to Educate the public through the use of our non-releasable, permanent "Educational Ambassadors".

We are open to the public daily from 9am-4pm. Come visit us!

18515 E. Colonial Dr.

 Orlando, FL 32820

  (407) 568-5138

Meet Our Vet!

Kelly Randolph, DVM

Union Park Animal Hospital (407) 273-6010

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© 2010 Back to Nature Wildlife Refuge. A copy of the official registration and financial information may be obtained from the Division of Consumer Services by calling toll-free within the state 1.800.435.7352. Registration does not imply endorsement, approval or recommendation by the state. All material on this website copyright protected by Back To Nature.

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