Meet the Warriors

Debbie Yearwood has many years of experience in wildlife rescue and rehabilitation. Equipped with an in-depth knowledge of wildlife and driven by her love for animals, she has contributed to the successful rehabilitation of countless animals. From dutifully caring for rescued wildlife to solving problems related to the logistics involved, Debbie sacrifices her time and dedicates her best efforts to the animals.

While her love for wildlife is unmatched, Debbie is a skilled communicator with advanced training and experience in customer service. Her ability to solve problems is strengthened by her determination to help people find the best solutions for their needs. She firmly believes that everyone has a part to play in protecting and preserving wildlife. She strives to use her expertise to help others' conservation efforts.

Debbie's passion for wildlife and ability to serve clients well are what has inspired her to be a humane and compassionate trapper. Fueled by her desire to ensure that wildlife has a chance of safety and survival, her main goal is to make a change in the animal trapping industry.

For Debbie, it's about providing comfort for people without sacrificing the lives of animals – offering a kind, gentle alternative to traditional trapping.

With 25 years of experience as an environmental "detective," Lisa Rowell has dedicated her career to identifying and designing remediation protocols for harmful contaminants in homes and workplaces. Beyond her technical certifications as an Industrial Hygienist, Licensed Mold Assessor and Certified Indoor Environmental Consultant, Lisa's true calling extends to the natural world.

For over 15 years, she has been performing wildlife rescue, providing a lifeline to injured and orphaned animals. Her work as a rehabilitator mirrors her environmental consulting: both requiring meticulous clinical diagnostic skills, whether she is testing for pathogens in the field or assessing an animal in need of medical care. Lisa's unique expertise offers her clients and community a compassionate, science-driven approach to living safely alongside nature.

As Director of the Wildlife Rescue Coalition of Northeast Florida, Lisa has recognized a growing need for more humane wildlife trapping methods, along with increased demand for relocation services driven by expanding development. In response, she set out to provide the community with trapping and relocation services that prioritize a more compassionate and respectful approach to handling and relocating native wildlife.