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10u Bombers in Dothan, Alabama 3/28-3/29. 💥
04/16/2026

10u Bombers in Dothan, Alabama 3/28-3/29. 💥

Cooper knows what to do on the mound, and you can tell he LOVES baseball! ⚡️⚾️
04/13/2026

Cooper knows what to do on the mound, and you can tell he LOVES baseball! ⚡️⚾️

Brody brings a balance of energy and mischief to tournaments! ⚾️😛
04/07/2026

Brody brings a balance of energy and mischief to tournaments! ⚾️😛

Scout gave her all and had fun doing so at her tee ball game! ✨💜
04/07/2026

Scout gave her all and had fun doing so at her tee ball game! ✨💜

Let me capture your athlete’s moments so you can stay IN the moment! ⚾️ 🥎 Action Shots offered for:-Little League -Middl...
03/31/2026

Let me capture your athlete’s moments so you can stay IN the moment! ⚾️ 🥎
Action Shots offered for:
-Little League
-Middle School (home games)
-High School (home games)
-Travel Ball (depending on tournament distance)

It was a beautiful Saturday at the ballpark for Freeport Little League Athletic Association’s Opening Day Ceremonies and...
03/11/2026

It was a beautiful Saturday at the ballpark for Freeport Little League Athletic Association’s Opening Day Ceremonies and games! Here are just a few of my favorite moments. 🥎⚾️

On February 7th, the Freeport Little League Athletic Association held their 2026 Opening Day Ceremonies for their Tee Ba...
02/23/2026

On February 7th, the Freeport Little League Athletic Association held their 2026 Opening Day Ceremonies for their Tee Ball and Coach Pitch divisions. I had the privilege to capture the event for the league, and wanted to share some highlights.

FLLAA is exclusively run by volunteers, and they are dedicated to fostering both a safe and fun atmosphere for the youth in the Freeport area to learn the sport, and to encourage community involvement.

Estella shows up ready to play—and with the best hair! 💜 🏈
02/09/2026

Estella shows up ready to play—and with the best hair! 💜 🏈

Samantha knows her way around the court. 🏀
02/08/2026

Samantha knows her way around the court. 🏀

On Saturday, January 31, folks gathered under the heaters at Oar House Pub & Oyster Bar on Black Creek to show their sup...
02/02/2026

On Saturday, January 31, folks gathered under the heaters at Oar House Pub & Oyster Bar on Black Creek to show their support for Panhandle Wildlife Rescue by grabbing some great eats, and listening to some phenomenal live music from area-known group, Salt Rock Revival.

Mid to late February brings what the animal rehabilitation center calls its “Baby Season.” There is an influx of baby mammals like squirrels, flying squirrels, raccoons, and opossums. Their stays vary by species and age, some staying as long as 5-6 months. These babies need extra care, some relying on syringe feedings, which require extra sets of hands—and extra funding.

“Mammals require feeding every 2 hours and birds needing feeding every 15 minutes or so,” Co-founder Jim Johnson said, “We typically have volunteers do shifts, and dont expect anyone to do a full day.”

The Freeport-based 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization founded by Johnson and Shelby Robinson, who relies only on donations and just a handful of dedicated volunteers, is aiming to raise enough funds to install a building to use as a nursery to raise these orphaned baby animals.

Patrons got the chance to witness the nonprofit’s efforts in action. A red-shouldered hawk came to the center just 48 hours prior after being hit by a car.

“We examined it for head trauma, it responded favorably, and was determined to be fit for release. We try to rehab and release as soon as they are healthy enough to be returned to the wild to reduce stress levels from being in captivity,” Johnson said.

The hawk was released at the dock’s edge on the Oar House grounds where it perched in a nearby tree before flying away.

Panhandle Wildlife Rescue has a trauma hospital alongside the rehabilitation center where sick and injured animals can receive all necessary medical services, and they are also the area’s first to offer exclusive humane wildlife exclusion services.

If you find a sick or injured mammal or bird, they are available 24/7 at the phone number below.

850-889-1104

Interested in getting involved or donating?

Learn how you can volunteer by contacting the center via their website below, or send them a message on their page tagged above.

https://www.panhandlewildliferescue.com/i-found-a-sick-or-injured

Donations can be made here:

https://www.zeffy.com/en-US/donation-form/help-us-help-them-17on

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