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Wildlife Protection Team Saving Monkeys From Electrocution

Laura Wilkinson December 17, 2018 Education

More good news from our Wildlife Protection Team! Last week, several high risk transformers in the Boca Road area of Playa Peleda were insulated…

Orphaned Howler Monkeys Rescued as Infants are Released! - Refuge for Wildlife

After years of care, orphaned howler monkeys, Jordanny, Sophie and Lola were released back into the forest where they belong! We are overwhelmed with emotion knowing that everyone who has supported us for the last four years has made this release...

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Great news! Elmer has recovered and is growing super fast! The burns on his head have healed and he now has almost all of his adult feathers and is practicing flying in our new flight enclosure. This black vulture (Coragyps atratus) was cruelly i...

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❤️ Love is … freedom! ❤️ We are excited to share the very happy news that rescued monkeys Jordanny, Sophie and Lola have now returned to their home in the forest! There is nothing better than seeing these animals high up in the trees, s...

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When infant howlers are badly electrocuted their prognosis isn’t good. It’s very hard for a tiny infant to survive the damage that is caused by electricity. Esmeralda’s mother climbed onto a high voltage transformer with 34,400 volts of dead...

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