33 residents
Count updated as of July 28, 2026.
Black-and-gold howler monkeys, tufted capuchins, macaws, owls, and one ocelot — none can return to the wild. Most have a name, a portrait, and their own rescue story; a few species arrived as a flock and are grouped here by species, shown as a count instead of a name. Every resident lives under proper technical care, and anyone with a name can be sponsored by a donor.
Black-and-gold howler monkeys
Tufted capuchin monkeys
Birds
PiafTurquoise-fronted amazon
Piaf is resting on a caretaker’s hand because he is blind and cannot balance on his own — technical handling of an animal with a permanent disability, never pet-like contact.
OribáScarlet macaw
TaináBlue-and-yellow macaw
TuiuiúBlue-and-yellow macaw
LelêBlue-and-yellow macaw
PepoGreat horned owl
JaciAmerican barn owl
JaçanãAmerican barn owl
7 maritacas
2 ararinhas-maracanãs
1 jandaia-coquinho
Carnivores
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