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21Jul

Release of 3 green sea turtles

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On Monday, July 17th, three majestic green sea turtles were joyfully released back into their natural habitat.

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13Jul

We rescued 13 adult green sea turtles

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13 wounded green sea turtles arrived at Jaguar Rescue Center.

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16May

New Monkeys at the JRC

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Introducing Fiji, Borneo & Urdu. These three howler monkeys arrived in April and have been residing in our clinic since then (Graphic content ahead).

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04Feb

January 2023 Recap

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Unfortunately, we set a new record this month by saving 100 animals. We have stated that in the last ten years, we have never received this many animals in a single month.

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About JRC

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 sea of the Caribbean.