Alaqua Animal Refuge is urgently seeking public support to continue providing life-saving care for animals displaced by Hurricane Milton. While national animal welfare organizations have stepped in with emergency grants, food, and bedding, Alaqua remains in critical need of monetary donations, volunteers, fosters, and adopters to sustain the ongoing care for these animals.

The renowned Register Family Farm beekeeping operation has been serving the local area and beyond with high-quality honey products since 2013. Located in Freeport, the farm operates about 1,500 colonies and is fully managed by members of the Register family.

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