Orangutan Rescue and Rehabilitation
Saving Borneo’s critically endangered orangutans.
Our goal is to give every rescued animal the best possible chance of returning to the wild. Following rehabilitation and careful assessment, suitable animals undergo a phased release back into their natural habitat, where they can live independently once again.
For those who cannot return to the wild, we provide lifelong care in our dedicated sanctuaries.
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ORANGUTANS RESCUED
Over 300+ critically endangered orangutans rescued and, where possible, given a 2nd chance in the wild.
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ORANGUTANS RELEASED
154 orangutans have been released, comprising 82 wild orangutans and 72 rehabilitated orangutans.
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Dancing Bears Rescued
Over 620 dancing bears were rescued from horrific pain ending a centuries old cruel tradition.
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Captive Armenian bears rescued
Over 50 brown bears rescued from barren cages and given sanctuary.
Wildlife Rescues
Every year, we respond to hundreds of wild animals that are injured, orphaned or in distress, giving them the expert care they need to recover. From the moment an animal arrives, our dedicated teams work to treat injuries, restore strength and prepare each one for life back in the wild.
Discover our projects
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.
Make a difference
Around the world, wild animals are being pushed to the brink by habitat loss, illegal trafficking, human-wildlife conflict and captivity. At International Animal Rescue, we work with dedicated local partners to rescue animals in urgent need and provide the specialist veterinary care, rehabilitation and support they need to recover.