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Give wildlife a second chance

Every day, injured and orphaned wild animals arrive at JRC needing urgent care. Your donation provides rescue, expert veterinary treatment, essential medicines and a safe place to recover, giving each animal the strongest possible chance to heal and return to the wild.

JRC receives no government funding. A gift today helps meet immediate needs. A monthly gift keeps our teams, medicines and recovery spaces ready for every rescue, all year long.

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Symbolic Adoption

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Support the rescue and rehabilitation of wildlife by symbolically adopting an animal! Every year, countless animals arrive at the Jaguar Rescue Center, many orphaned or victims of trafficking. Their recovery requires specialized care, nutritious food, medical treatments, and safe enclosures. Your adoption helps provide these essentials, giving them a second chance at life. Join us in protecting Costa Rica’s wildlife—adopt today!

Adopt an Animal

Make the canopy safe

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Power lines are a hidden danger for monkeys, sloths and other wildlife in Costa Rica's Southern Caribbean. Since 2017, we have worked with ICE and MINAE to prevent electrocutions, insulating 9.4 km of power lines and 41 transformers and installing 17 canopy crossings. But many dangerous points remain.

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Request your Gift Certificate

We rely on your kind donations to care for the many animals we receive and every donation makes a difference. Help us to help them!

If you are making a donation as a gift on behalf of somebody else, we can send a personalized gift certificate on request via email. Send us an email after you have made your donation.

Send email at info@jaguarrescue.foundation

Double your donation

Matching gift programs are a great way to multiply the impact of your gift. Our foundation La Ceiba Primary Forest is recognized by the Benevity platform

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