JRC wants to inform that due to Covid-19 prevention we made the decision to temporarily close the center to all visitors until further notice for the safety of our animals, volunteers, workers and community.
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From emergency surgery to monitoring an animal’s health throughout their residency, here at the JRC hospital, we make sure that the animals can move on to the next phase of rehabilitation.
Our main goal at the center is to release the animals back into the wild making sure they’ll thrive on their own again.
One of the main reasons wild animals are injured is due to electrocution. Together with ICE we are trying to insulate transformers and electrical cables. We need your help to achieve our goals.
The Jaguar Rescue Center is a temporary or permanent home for ill, injured and orphaned animals. With a focus on monkeys, sloths, other mammals, birds and reptiles, the JRC provides veterinary services, round-the-clock care and comfort to animals that would otherwise be unable to survive in the rainforest or the waters of the Caribbean.
Get involved with the Jaguar Rescue Center by making a symbolic animal adoption.
Your financial donations are one of the most important sources of income we use on a daily basis.
You can listen to some of the beautiful sounds we experience in the Jaguar Rescue Center.
Get to know our special guests and find out everything about rescue, rehabilitation, care and release efforts we do on a daily basis to protect wildlife in Costa Rica.
Discover all the things that you can do to help us: from our tours, accommodation and shock free zone project, to donations and our adopt an animal program.
Since 2017 the Jaguar Rescue Center, ICE and MINAE have worked together to protect wildlife in Costa Rica's Southern Caribbean.
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