Wildlife Rescue

A total of 278 wild animals have been successfully back home, representing a variety of species across different taxonomic groups. The majority of these animals consist of primates, which account for 41% of the total rescues, followed by birds (Aves) at 38%, and reptiles at 21%. These rescues reflect the broad range of wildlife impacted by habitat loss, human-wildlife conflict, and illegal wildlife trade.

The rescue efforts not only focus on immediate medical care and stabilization but also aim to rehabilitate the animals for potential reintroduction into their natural habitats. Each species group requires specific handling and care protocols, underscoring the importance of having a skilled and multidisciplinary rescue team.