(ATLANTA) February 9, 2010 –GROW Wildlife, Inc. - a 501(c)(3) non-profit corporation that is raising funds to build Georgia's first specialized wildlife veterinary hospital - has formed an exclusive partnership with Southern Regional Health System, leader in providing innovative healthcare to metro Atlanta, in which the Health System will donate expired medical equipment and supplies for use at the future GROW Wildlife Hospital.

GROW Wildlife, Inc. (formerly The Georgia Rehabilitation of Wildlife Center) announced the launch of a new website and a new corporate name which will allow national expansion of the 501(c)3 nonprofit organization’s mission and objectives to provide professional veterinary care to injured or disadvantaged wildlife as a result of human activity staffed by American College of Zoological Medicine (ACZM) residents and specialists.

It was no small-time event. The Jack Hanna Benefit fundraiser at the Georgia Aquarium Jan. 18 for Georgia’s only wildlife veterinary hospital and research center to be located in Chattahoochee Hill Country featured many of Hanna’s animals and emerging country music star Jason Coley.

America’s most famous animal man will be in Atlanta on Friday to raise money for a hospital created just for wild animals.