Donations are Greatly Appreciated
... and Tax Deductable

Peace River Wildlife Center has a partnership with any Florida Community Bank to accept monetary donations and a Brokerage Account with Edward Jones to accept donations of any type of Stocks, Annuities, Real Estate, IRA's, or other Securities.

Thank you for Supporting our Mission!



HELP PHOENIX THE BALD EAGLE

Pictured above is Phoenix, the "eagle who lived" (so far, at least), admitted to PRWC Sunday January 13th, 2013 after probably being electrocuted. She is still doing well as of now. Given the shape she was in when she was found, we really did not expect her to make it this far. She is stable, feisty, and has a good appetite.

Click here for updates on Phoenix's recovery.

1/31/2013 - "Phoenix"
on Fox News and Friends


If you would like to make a donation to help the PRWC's efforts in Phoenix's recovery, please call (941) 637-3830 or you can make a PayPal donation below.

Dine and Donate 2013
Perkins in Murdock will donate 10% of your total pre tax bill to the PRWC with coupon. or you can pick up your coupons here at the center and hand them out to friends, family, neighbors and co-workers.


Calling ALL Nature Photographers



Rescue Roast Gourmet Coffee
Please help us raise the necessary funds
to care for our residents and patients by
purchasing some freshly ground coffee today.
$3 From the sale of each bag will go directly to PRWC! This fine coffee is now available in our Gift Shop.


Benefit Wines
Please help us raise the necessary funds
to care for our residents and patients by
purchasing one of our Peace River Estates wines today. PRWC will receive proceeds between 29-35% of the retail price per sale.

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