Wildlife Rescue and Rehabilitation Center

Amid the alarming rise in wildlife trafficking, we provide rescue, treatment, and a path back to nature.

At our reserve in Porto Feliz, the institute currently shelters around 100 wild animals, most of them victims of trafficking. The infrastructure includes 20 spacious enclosures, carefully designed to replicate natural habitats and encourage instinctive behaviors such as flight, foraging, and environmental interaction — all essential for well-being and eventual reintroduction. Every activity is approved and supervised by IBAMA.

The diet is tailored to each species and supplemented with fruits and vegetables grown in our own agroforestry system. All care is provided by a specialized technical team, supported by a fully equipped Veterinary Center and guided by ethical handling protocols.

This operation requires continuous investment in food, medicine, facility maintenance, technical staff, and administrative expenses.
Supporting this mission means investing in the active recovery of Brazil’s wildlife.