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Tiny Sloth Baby Doesn't Want to Be Weighed

Tiny Sloth Baby Doesn't Want to Be Weighed

Can you read what the scales say? How much do you think this tiny sloth weighed? We first shared this video in January last year, but the story has recently gained a little more attention after being shared by The Dodo, so we thought it was the perfect time for a throwback. As you can see, the baby was not remotely interested in letting go of mum. Baby sloths have an incredibly strong grip, and this little one was clearly determined to prove it. The team worked very slowly and gently to separate them for the check-up, while mum stayed close by. They were reunited straight afterwards, much to the baby’s relief. The family of three had been found in the Santa Elena hills of Nicoya, far outside their natural range, raising concerns that they may have been victims of the illegal wildlife trade. SINAC confiscated the sloths and led the operation, while our team supported with safe transport and initial veterinary checks. Sloths are a very rare case for us in Costa Rica, so the family was soon transferred to specialist carers who could give them the support they needed. And the happiest part of this throwback? All three were eventually released.

2 days ago

Released Sea Turtle Waddles Into The Sunset #turtles #animals

Released Sea Turtle Waddles Into The Sunset #turtles #animals

Is there anything more beautiful than seeing an animal return where they belong? Throwback Thursday to this incredible olive ridley sea turtle’s return home. Seven months ago, she was released back into the ocean after recovering from a devastating injury, when the bill of a sailfish pierced straight through her shell. It took complex surgery and weeks of dedicated care to help her heal, but she made a full recovery. And when release day came, she wasn’t in any rush. In true turtle fashion, she took her time making her way back to the sea. New to our work? Drop us a follow to see more rescued animals return to their natural homes!

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Rescued Bears Step Outside For The First Time #animals #bears

Rescued Bears Step Outside For The First Time #animals #bears

Watch the moment rescued bears step outside for the first time. Back in June 2022, our partners, FPWC, rescued a mother bear and her two tiny cubs from a private zoo in Artsakh. After everything they had been through, the cubs were more than ready to explore. New smells, enrichment to investigate… and then they spotted the pool. Naturally, they were obsessed. Mom, however, was not exactly sold on the idea. While the cubs happily splashed around, she quickly stepped in and carried them away by the scruff of their necks. Very much a “that’s enough excitement for one day” moment. Enrichment like pools, food puzzles and new objects is a really important part of life for rescued bears. It keeps them active, gives them choices, encourages natural behavior and helps build their confidence after years of confinement. Fast-forward four years, and the cubs are much bigger. But their love of the pool? Still going strong. Sorry, Mom.

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Baby Raccoon Devours Some Tasty Formula #cuteanimals

Baby Raccoon Devours Some Tasty Formula #cuteanimals

The most rewarding part of our job is to see these beautiful animals grow stronger This little raccoon is being fed lifesaving nutrients through a syringe at our centre in Costa Rica, and while they may be tiny, they’ve got a big fighting spirit. Wildlife here faces so many dangers, from electrocution on uninsulated power lines to vehicle accidents, dog attacks and the growing pressure of development. That’s why so many animals end up in our care needing urgent help. And this is the part that makes it all worthwhile. Watching a vulnerable baby begin to regain strength, one careful feed at a time, is something we never get tired of. Slowly but surely, this little one is getting stronger, cheekier, and more ready for the future they deserve. New to our work? Drop us a follow to see more rescued animals get a second chance!

2 weeks ago
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Cute Baby Howler Monkey Will Never See His Mom Again #animals #cuteanimals #wildlife #aww

Cute Baby Howler Monkey Will Never See His Mom Again #animals #cuteanimals #wildlife #aww

Joey is tiny. Too tiny to be without his mom. This little howler monkey was rescued by SINAC and taken to Sol Sanctuary after their assessment suggested he may have fallen from a tree. From there, he was brought to our rescue center in Nosara so our team could give him the specialist care he needs. When Joey arrived, our clinical team gently checked him over. His body needed care, but so did his little heart. Because for a baby howler monkey, losing mom means losing everything: warmth, safety, food, comfort, and home. We cannot give Joey back the mother he will never see again. That breaks our hearts. But we can make sure he is not alone. Here in Nosara, Joey will be cared for around the clock. When he is ready, he will join other young howler monkeys in our nursery, where he can grow, learn, and build the skills he will need for the wild. One day, we hope Joey will be strong enough to go home to the forest. Until then, he is safe. He is loved. And we will be right beside him.

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This Bear Was Filmed Being Beaten By Their Cruel Owner

This Bear Was Filmed Being Beaten By Their Cruel Owner

How could anyone think these conditions are acceptable? Sadly, we believe many more brown bears are suffering in captivity across Armenia. Each day, they wake up surrounded by their own faeces, dirty scraps of food, and nothing that even resembles a natural life. For what reason? Profit. Greed. Selfishness. Some of these bears may have been taken from the wild as cubs, ripped away from everything they knew, and sold into a lifetime of suffering. Many end up trapped in tourist areas, restaurants, or private collections, treated as entertainment rather than living, feeling animals. Working with our partners, FPWC, we have rescued 56 bears and taken them to safety at their sanctuary in the Armenian mountains. There, they receive the medical care, rehabilitation, and specialist support they need, with the hope that, where possible, some may one day return to the wild. But there are still bears in Armenia who need rescuing. We need YOUR HELP to spread awareness of this issue, so we can gain the support and funds needed to continue our mission with FPWC and reach more bears trapped in suffering. Please spread the word with your friends and family! Thank you.

2 weeks ago

Meet Two Bears Who Survived The Unthinkable #animals #wildlife #bears

Meet Two Bears Who Survived The Unthinkable #animals #wildlife #bears

Please help Lissy and Gracie by adopting them at the link in CHANNEL BIO! These two sloth bears have survived unimaginable cruelty, but survival is not the same as recovery. Lissy was just three years old when she was rescued. Gracie had spent around 10 years being forced to "dance" for entertainment. A rope was brutally shoved through each of their noses so they could be controlled through pain. Their teeth were smashed out. Every day was spent in fear. No bear should ever have to endure that. Today, Lissy and Gracie are finally safe together in the care of our partners, Wildlife SOS. They have space to explore. Nutritious food. Enrichment. Compassion. And for the first time in their lives, the chance to simply be bears. But healing from years of cruelty does not happen overnight. It takes specialist veterinary care. It takes patience. It takes lifelong support. That is why we are asking you to adopt Lissy and Gracie. Your monthly adoption will help provide the food, treatment, enrichment, and expert care they need for the rest of their lives. You'll also receive exclusive photo and video updates, so you can follow their journey as they continue to recover. Please adopt Lissy and Gracie today. Together, we can make sure the rest of their lives are defined not by cruelty, but by kindness.

3 weeks ago

Cute Orphaned Orangutan Finds A New Mom #orangutans #wildlife

Cute Orphaned Orangutan Finds A New Mom #orangutans #wildlife

Remember Randy? During our Christmas Appeal, many of you helped raise vital funds for orphaned orangutans like him, supporting our partners, YIARI’s surrogacy programme in Indonesia. Thanks to your kindness, we’re so pleased to share that Randy has now been paired with a surrogate mother: Seponti. When Randy was rescued during a joint operation by BKSDA West Kalimantan and our partners, YIARI, he was just two years old and being kept in a tiny cage in an illegal gold mining area in West Kalimantan. He was weak, undernourished and living in heartbreaking conditions, with barely enough room to turn around. He was being fed scraps of banana and bread, and vets also found evidence of earlier trauma in the form of a healed leg fracture. Now, Randy is making lovely progress in rehabilitation. Over the last couple of months, he has been getting to know Seponti, who was herself rescued as an orphan back in 2015. Their bond has been growing steadily, and Seponti is already showing encouraging signs of accepting Randy as her own by carrying him and being protective of him. Randy still has a long way to go, but this is such a positive step in his journey. Thank you for helping make moments like this possible. Your support is giving vulnerable young orangutans like Randy the care, comfort and guidance they need for a second chance at life.

3 weeks ago

Did You Know Orangutans Make This Sound? #animals #orangutans

Did You Know Orangutans Make This Sound? #animals #orangutans

That sound is called a kiss squeak, a natural orangutan vocalization used to communicate across the rainforest. Orangutans may use kiss squeaks to alert others to potential danger, respond to something unfamiliar, or simply assert their space. Our partners at YIARI help orangutans like Rahman explore these natural behaviors by incorporating elements of their forest environment into rehabilitation. Every skill he develops will serve him well when he is finally ready to return to the wild!

3 weeks ago

Abused Bear Survives Nine Years of Cruelty #bears #animalrescue

Abused Bear Survives Nine Years of Cruelty #bears #animalrescue

Please share Beau’s story to help more bears like him. Last year, Beau was rescued by our partners, FPWC, after spending nine long years trapped in a tiny cage at a spa resort in Armenia. His world had been reduced to concrete, bars, and tourists passing by, while the forest he should have known was just out of reach. Now, Beau’s life looks so different. Thanks to the kindness of supporters like you, Beau is safe at FPWC’s rescue center and finally receiving the care he had been denied for so long. He has nutritious food, veterinary care, a safe place to rest, and enrichment to keep his curious mind busy. His journey from rescue to sanctuary has not been easy, but every step forward is worth celebrating. Beau is no longer a forgotten bear in a cage. He is a rescued bear with comfort, dignity, and people all over the world cheering him on. Thank you for helping to give Beau this second chance. Please share this Reel so more people can see his journey, and so more bears like Beau can receive the love, safety, and lifelong care they deserve.

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