Archive by tag: RescueReturn

15Jun

This little one has a sad story...

15 Jun, 2020 | Rescue, wildlife, Rescue center, wild animals, Costa Rica, Howler Monkey, Monkey | View Counts (4001)

She was found in a field hanging tight to her dead mother and along with her mother were 7 other dead adult monkeys

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21Apr

Leatherback sea turtle stuck at the beach encounters a happy ending!

21 Apr, 2020 | Rescue, Sea Turtle, Leatherback sea turtle, Wildlife, rescuecenter, costarica | View Counts (5312)

Sunday, early in the morning, we received a call about a sea turtle being stuck between two palm trees without any chance of freeing herself.

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06Mar

Releasing Zuthu and Khali. Two very special ocelots

06 Mar, 2020 | Release, Ocelots, Environmental Conservation, Wildcats, Wildlife, Animal Rescue | View Counts (6329)

To celebrate the #WorldWildlifeDay we shared February's special release, Zuthu and Khali, two wonderful ocelots (Leopardus pardalis) that came here after being confiscated as babies by the MINAE almost two years ago

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29Jan

Thank you for supporting us through 2019!

29 Jan, 2020 | Rescue, Release, Rehabilitation, Animals, Statistics | View Counts (3293)

Take a look at our 2019 statistics. These are numbers but above all they represent real stories. Both sad and happy. But they are real and the most real they can get.

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14Jan

What to do when you find baby raccoons and the mom isn’t near

14 Jan, 2020 | Raccoons, Wildlife Rescue, Animal Orphans | View Counts (51533)

These three baby raccoons were rescued after being orphaned. They were found in a house where the ceiling collapsed and their mother was found dead under the wreckage. Do you know what to do when you find baby raccoons and the mom isn’t near?

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15Feb

What Pollution Does to Sloth Habitats

15 Feb, 2025 | Sloth Conservation, Pollution, climate, Three-toed sloth, contamination, Wildlife Rescue, Sloth Welfare, Sloths, Wildlife Awareness, Sloth Protection, physiology, Responsible Wildlife Observation, Sloths, Rainforests, Sloth Behavior, Adaptations, Conservation, Wildlife in Central and South America, Sloth Evolution | View Counts (4169)

Sloths spend all of their time in tropical forests, living a peaceful life. Pollution is threatening their survival and changing their natural surroundings in ways we don't understand. Air, water, noise, and light pollution from humans affect sloths and their surroundings.

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