"There’s nothing like seeing an animal go back to where it belongs."
-- Martha Frassica-Rivera
When Martha Frassica-Rivera steps out her front door, fueled by two cups of coffee, she’s already at work. She lives and works at the Everglades Outpost, located in Homestead with her husband, two children, seven goats, three American crocodiles, five wolves, two panthers, one lion, one camel, one zebra and many other animals.
Frassica-Rivera, along with her husband, Jeff, is curator of the outpost. With the help of her general manager and volunteers, she rescues and rehabilitates animals in the hopes of eventually releasing them or finding them good homes.
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