EXELON GRANTS HOO HAVEN $35,000 FOR A NEW WATERFOWL AND MAMMAL REHAB ADDITION We are so excited to have broken ground on the new, indoor waterfowl and mammal |
LOOKING FOR THE UNIQUE GIFT? HELP HOO HAVEN AND BECOME A SPONSOR OF AN ANIMAL FOR 2012
If you are interested in helping sponsor an animal for 2012 please click on the Hawk to the right and download the sponsor order form.
Hoo in the News. click on the link that below to check the latest news.
click the Eagle to the right to see the update for eagle above.
Calendar Sales Kickoff for 2012
"Hoo" Haven had so many requests last year for Calendars that we have produced them again for 2012.
For only $10 you can have a beautiful Calendar (with lots of animal and bird pictures), support "Hoo" Haven and know you are heping all North American Wildlife and Supporting our Educational Programs.
Please order now or purchase from:
- Waynes Feed on Auburn
- Just Goods on 7th Street
- Cleo's- Main and Auburn
- Doc's Diner- N. 2nd and Windsor. LP
- Citgo Gas Station. On Riverside near Alpine.
God Bless to all who donated and supported the Calendar. No one does major things alone and Hoo is no exception. Support us and and help us do more.
Karen Herdklotz
Director
Hoo Haven Wildlife and Educational Center
OUR MISSION STATEMENT
“Hoo” Haven is dedicated to rehabilitating and releasing, sick, injured and orphaned, North American Wildlife. And to educating individuals to the importance of the conservation of Mother Earth, to maintain the land, clean and beautiful for all.

rehab addition for our water birds and animals. The building will have a therapy pool and heated floors in the dry area to accommodate the many waterfowl that Hoo Haven receives. We are in hopes of having the building usable by the end of November (weather permitting). Call for a visit and check out the progress on this new addition to Hoo Haven. We want to thank Exelon for their generous grant and also for their donation of a Hovercraft to assist in rescuing animals on water and ice. We also owe a big thank you to Commonwealth Edison for helping in the transportation of the injured pelicans to Homosassa Springs Rehabilitation Center in Florida. 
