Injured Howler Gives Birth – Warning Graphic Images

Laura Wilkinson January 8, 2016 Rehabilitation

Baby news! On Jan 8th at 7am we welcomed a new arrival at Refuge for Wildlife, a newborn howler monkey baby! We rescued an adult…

We appreciate it so much when visitors bring us medical supplies for our wildlife clinic! Thanks to the generosity of the McGrane family, we are now fully stocked with supplies that we were running low on, including medicinal honey, oral syringes,...

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Today is Mother's Day in Costa Rica and we'd like to thank our animal keeper staff who are experts in providing the care required by a surrogate mother. Nurturing infant wildlife requires a huge amount of skill and commitment and it is because of...

Mike, German, Artemisa and Kinsel are orphaned infant pizotes that are being raised together at Refuge for Wildlife. Although they are not related to each other, they have become a family and will be released together when they're a bit older. If...

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Free At Last! Orphaned Howlers Released! After years of rehabilitation and care, Mango, Ana and Stan have returned to the forest! It was an emotional day as the Refuge staff watched the howler monkeys climb out of their enclosure and into the sur...

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Injured Howler Gives Birth – Warning Graphic Images

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