Endangered species rescue and rehabilitation center
Project name:
Rescate Wildlife Rescue Center (formerly Rescate Animal Zoo Ave)
Project purpose:
Rescate Animal Zooave is a wildlife rescue center, sanctuary and conservation breeding center in Alajuela, Costa Rica. In 2019 they rescued over 2,700 animals, many of whom were released back into the wild. They also maintain a Life-time Care Sanctuary that houses over 800 non-releasable native animals (sloths, monkeys, jaguar, tapir, mountain lions, coyotes, and many species of birds.
Project activities:
- animal rehabilitation
- animal husbandry
- data collection/analysis
- environmenta Enrichment
Weekly cost (approx USD):
$
250
Direct benefits you gain:
- cultural integration
- data/statistical skills
- undertake your own research
Noteworthy conservation points:
- contributes to environmental policy
- ethical rehabilitation centre/practices
- publishes work
Wild Sun Rescue Center
Accommodation:
Shared accommodation in a house with wifi
When does the project run?
All year
Facilities:
Facility for volunteer: accommodation included, food included, cooking facilities, electricity, local shops, nearby medical facilities, refillable drinking water, shower (hot), toilet (western), wifi
Facilities for animal husbandry:
wildlife rescue center, life-time care sanctuary, endangered species breeding center, two remote release sites with accommodation
How long can I stay?
one week minimum for volunteers, time commitment varies for internships
Requirements:
- Strong interest in wildlife and animal welfare.
Details of the day-to-day life on the project:
Rescate Animal Zooave offers volunteer opportunities, Wildlife Rehabilitation Internships, Master's thesis projects, and Veterinary Internships.
Costs vary depending on the nature of your involvment and your length of stay.
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