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Madge Buehler looks at abandoned baby raccoons that are peacefully sleeping during the Wildlife on Wheels fundraiser.

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Anthony Liccini is a volunteer for the Peace River Wildlife Center. During the fundraiser on Feb. 2, he sold T-shirts to help raise money to help the center with its ongoing needs.

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Maryann Sakamoto stands by a screech owl who is being rehabilitated at the center. She believes the owl is between 7 and 9 years old.

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Who better than a pediatrician to take care of these 4-week-old baby squirrels than Dr. Judy Liccini, president of the Peace River Wildlife Center. Liccini explained that the squirrels fell out of their nest and then were abandoned by their mother.

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Looking at the inside of a decades-old turtle shell are Jane and Chuck Kirkman. Showing the shell is education coordinator Grant Fischer from Mote Aquarium Laboratory.

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Holding his 10-year-old ockatoo during the Peace River Wildlife Center fundraiser is David Schall.

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Standing by her 1961 emerald green Cadillac during the fundraiser is owner Pat Campagne.

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Proudly showing his 1937 apple red Chevy truck at the fundraiser is owner Dave Gratton.

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Music for the event was performed by Copper Head.

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Local artist Mary Taglieri shows one of her pieces to Stephanie Gardner and Janet Clark at the Peace River Wildlife Center fundraiser at Muscle Car City.