A semi-wild forever home
Acres of natural habitat to explore — protected from human conflict and predators they cannot defend themselves against.
Sadly, not every rescued animal can return to its natural habitat. Some, such as dancing bears who have had their teeth removed by their captors, are simply unable to survive in the wild. Others, such as orangutans who have spent years confined to cages, may no longer have the physical or psychological resilience to cope with life in the forest.
For these animals, sanctuary means a safe and secure home for life. We are committed to providing an environment that is as close as possible to the natural habitat they were denied.
Animals living in sanctuary receive:
Environmental Enrichment
Dens, climbing structures, natural pools and ever-changing enrichment keep animals curious, active and engaged, while encouraging natural behaviours.
Species Appropriate Food
We provide nutritious diets tailored to each species, replicating natural feeding and foraging behaviours as closely as possible.
Expert Veterinary Care for Life
Our resident veterinary teams provide lifelong care, from routine health checks to specialist medical and dental treatment, helping every animal live in comfort, health and dignity.
New Rescue Centre and Sanctuary in Costa Rica
In 2024, we proudly opened our new rescue centre and wildlife sanctuary in Costa Rica, marking an exciting new chapter in our work. Home to some of the richest biodiversity on the planet, Costa Rica's wildlife faces growing threats from habitat loss, road traffic, power lines and the illegal pet trade.
Discover our projects
Orangutan Rescue and Rehabilitation
Saving Borneo’s critically endangered orangutans.
Brown Bear Rescue
Across Armenia, many Syrian brown bears are trapped in appalling conditions, chained, caged and suffering in captivity.
Rescuing India’s Dancing Bears
Putting an end to centuries of cruelty.
Costa Rica Wildlife Rescue
From tiny, vulnerable howler monkeys to endangered sea turtles, every life we save matters.