Nature and Animals

PRWC

  • August 2026
  • Burnt Store Lakes

TRICIA’S TALON TALK | JULY 2026 – PEACE RIVER WILDLIFE CENTER

At Peace River Wildlife Center, successful wildlife rehabilitation doesn’t end when an animal is ready for release; it begins a new chapter in the wild. Recently, several local partners have opened their properties to help us return rehabilitated patients to their natural habitats.

These partnerships are a wonderful example of community collaboration in action. By providing safe release sites, our partners are contributing directly to local conservation efforts and demonstrating the power of a community working toward a common goal. We are grateful to everyone who has stepped forward to help our patients return home. Read the full story on our blog to learn more about how these partnerships are making a lasting difference for the animals in our care.

Tricia LaPointe
CEO/Executive Director
Peace River Wildlife Center

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WHAT’S BEEN HAPPENING AT THE WILDLIFE HOSPITAL

June 1-30, 2026

289 INTAKES
103 RELEASES
3 TRANSFERS

Intakes in 2026 – 1,815

This month, our most common patients were:

  • Eastern Cottontail
  • Raccoon
  • Common Grackle
  • Northern Mockingbird
  • Virginia Opossum