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lease consider donating your gently used women’s clothing, shoes, handbags, home decor, jewelry to Animal-Aid.com thrift store located at 9825 route 301, 3 doors down from Napolino’s on 301. We are a 501c3 animal rescue.

We also need plastic pants hangers.

In fact come out for our first adoption day on Sunday, February 23rd from 2-4pm.

We accept donations Wed-Friday from 10:00-12:00noon.

GRAND OPENING OF A NEW THRIFT STORE TO SUPPORT ANIMAL RESCUE AND WELFARE.

- SATURDAY, JANUARY 11TH AT 9:00AM

- LOCATED IN THE WILDWOOD OAKS SHOPPING PLAZA On 301

- HOURS- WEDNESDAY-SATURDAY 9:00AM-5:00PM
SUNDAY’S 12:00PM-4:00PM

Animal-Aid.com started in South Florida and sees the need for these services up herein Central Florida. Over 15 million healthy animals are killed in our country's sheltersevery year.
Florida is one of the largest contributors.
Affordable spay and neuter along with public education will help us reach the goal of"getting to zero". This is why our clinic offers affordable spay and neuter to people whocould otherwise not afford it.
We also pull dogs and cats from “kill” shelters and re-home them. Our adoptions includespaying/neutering, microchip and vaccinations.
We survive completely on donations. Our thrift store supports our adoption center &
spay clinic.

Please consider donating any unwanted items and/or shopping

I’m not sure how people feel about this, but I myself am a beginner golfer. I do know the etiquette of the game. Most import keep it moving. Pick up if you are hitting bad shots. Now that it’s season, we’ve seen people hitting more one than one ball even though they are backing up the trail of golfers behind them. I think the villages should make it mandatory that you take the “golf class” that the villages offers, so that people understand what the rules are. When you go to try archery, you need to take a class, when you go to try air guns, you need to take a class. With this “new rule” ,it will keep the game moving through our crowded season. Just a suggestion.