South Florida Wildlife Center struggles with ‘aging facility’
By Andrea Torres
Published on May 6, 2026.
The South Florida Wildlife Center has been dealing with an aging facility and plans to relocate it. A portion of the clinic's ceiling collapsed due to termite damage. The center, which holds over 500 animals, has closed parts for assessment and repairs.
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