EVERGLADES OUTPOST, INC.
HOMESTEAD, FLORIDA

Everglades Outpost, Inc., originally known as Everglades Wildlife Refuge, Inc., was established in 1993 by Bob Freer and his wife Barbara. Located in Homestead, Florida, the organization functions as a nonprofit 501(c)(3) educational entity focusing on wildlife rescue and rehabilitation. The Everglades Outpost is dedicated to rescuing injured or abused animals confiscated from illegal situations, providing them with essential medical care, and releasing them back into their natural habitats when possible. Animals that cannot return to the wild are placed in appropriate homes or cared for at the facility. The organization operates year-round, relying on a team of passionate volunteers who contribute daily. Beyond its primary mission of animal rehabilitation, Everglades Outpost serves as an educational resource for the South Florida community, offering field trip experiences and wildlife shows that explore native species like alligators and snakes. Under the guidance of current officers Martha M Frassica Rivera (Secretary and President) and Jeffry Rivera (Board Member), the organization continues its legacy of nurturing wildlife conservation efforts. The Outpost, home to Bob and Barbara Freer along with their rescued animals, maintains a commitment to enhancing public knowledge about Florida's diverse ecosystem. Its official filing number is N93000000868, and further details can be found on its website: evergladesoutpost.com.