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sanctuary tapir

An Introduction To One Of the Sanctuary Tapirs

July 18, 2018

We wanted to introduce you to one of the tapirs (antas) that came as a rehab/release, but will be a permanent resident of sanctuary. After her arrival it was quickly evident that she was blind- so this will be her home....

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Ramba in Chile

The Joy of Elephant Eye and Butt Scratches

July 17, 2018

It’s the little things that bring such joy. As you can hear by Consu and Caro giggling in the background, anyone who cares for elephants adores everything about them, and this definitely includes eye and butt scratches. What is there not to love?...

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Sanctuary aerial view

Drone Photo Of The Sanctuary

July 15, 2018

Someone asked yesterday if we have a map to get a better idea of the lay of the land. We have google maps, but that’s no fun. You can really tell what the property really looks like. So instead we’re using a drone photo. This doesn’t include the full property,…...

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Maia and Bugsy

African Barn Construction Can Begin!

July 14, 2018

So today while concrete was being poured to finish the bridge, Maia watched the workers and Bugsy watched Maia....

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Ramba

Update From Consu About Sweet Ramba

July 11, 2018

Here’s an update from Consu about our sweet Ramba in Chile. We are still working on pushing her paperwork through and her transport crate is almost finished and will be on its way to Chile soon. “After a few days just cleaning everything thanks to the beautiful rain, the sun…...

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Maia and Guida

Side By Side And Ready To Be Fed

July 10, 2018

While sometimes we find Maia and Guida deep within the habitat and in different areas, like the video from yesterday, other days they are side by side and ready to be fed. Sometimes people ask about the girls being apart, as if it is a bad thing. Them being comfortable…...

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