They have membership and adoption programs available. Birds of Prey Foundation 2290 S. 104th Street. The Raptor Project presents over 500 educational programs to over 3 million people per year, featuring 12-16 birds of prey at each presentation. Raptor Project's director, Jonathan Wood is both Master Falconer and Wildlife Rehabilitator, bringing almost 30 years of experience to his exciting and riveting education programs. The Refuge is open for visitors 10 am to 4 pm, seven days a week.
Admission is free.
The adoption fee will help feed and shelter your adoptive animal for one year. Founded by Jean Henry and Ruth Stanwood in 1974, it is the only facility of its kind serving Martin, St. Lucie, Indian River, Okeechobee, and Palm Beach counties. TCWH operates a comprehensive medical and rehabilitative facility for the care of wild animals. Their clinic accepts literally thousands of patients each year, providing treatment for animals as diverse as bobcats, eagles, alligators, and songbirds. Upon completion of their rehabilitation, animals are returned to suitable wild habitats.