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Busch Wildlife Sanctuary Celebrates Arvy

The Brown Pelican’s Three-Year Homecoming Anniversary

Busch Wildlife Sanctuary at the Abramson & Unfortunately, Arvy suffered severe frostbite and sales benefitting Busch Wildlife Sanctuary. The nonprofit is
Schlaggar Reserve, a nonprofit organization dedicated underwent multiple surgeries that resulted in the pelican incredibly proud of its effort to rehabilitate Arvy and provide
to the conservation of Florida’s native wildlife and losing about 35 percent of both feet. She would not have been her with a forever home.
environmental education, is excited to celebrate Arvy able to survive in the wild and became a permanent resident Busch Wildlife Sanctuary at the Abramson & Schlaggar
the brown pelican’s third anniversary of becoming a at Busch Wildlife Sanctuary on June 4, 2021. Reserve is a nonprofit organization dedicated to the protection
permanent resident at its sanctuary. Arvy settled in beautifully and has thrived ever since. and conservation of Florida’s wildlife and natural resources.
Arvy was blown off-course and rescued from the First coming to the sanctuary as a juvenile, Arvy has now Founded in 1983, the sanctuary protects and restores native
icy Connecticut River on Jan. 27, 2021, suffering from matured into an adult and is a wonderful surrogate mother wildlife for the benefit of its unique animals, environment and
extreme hypothermia. Brown pelicans are southern to the nonprofit’s newest juvenile brown pelican, Beans. people. Our goal is to inspire and educate the community in
birds, and it was evident Arvy needed to be transported Arvy is an amazing educational ambassador for brown leading local conservation and wildlife rescue, rehabilitation
elsewhere for her best pelicans and how humans can cohabitate with the species. and release efforts. To learn about Busch Wildlife Sanctuary,
chance of survival. She has captured the hearts of wildlife enthusiasts nationwide, visit www.buschwildlife.org Nurture What’s Wild.
That’s where Busch featured in the National Geographic Kids Almanac 2023
Wildlife Sanctuary and boasting her own fan club T-Shirt with a portion of
stepped in.
A mother -
daughter team flew TequesTa profile from page 1 the years is special and meaningful, and we are humbled
Arvy 12 hours from to be a part of it,” said BallenIsles Country Club General
Connecticut to Jupiter, Beaches, 4KIDS, Caring Children Clothing Children Manager and CEO Ryan Walls.
Fla., where Arvy began Inc., Boca School of Autism and Junior Achievement. “Year after year, our goal is to surpass the accomplishments
treatment at Busch BallenIsles Country Club last hosted the FLCMAA of the past, further embedding ourselves as integral part of
Wildlife Sanctuary’s Seminole Region’s charity golf tournament in its infancy these young lives,” said FLCMAA Foundation Chair Michael
rehabilitation center some 24 years ago. Since then, the group has raised over McCarthy. “It is only with the support of the participants,
with hopes of releasing $10 million, including closing in on $1 million from the sponsors and volunteers that we are able to continue to offer
her back into the wild 2024 charity golf tournament and marathon golf events such a wonderful event for the benefit of the children in our
once healed. this year. community.”
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