Sponsorship with real benefits and documented credibility

The Reserva do Tico-tico already operates under federal and state authorization, holds formal recognition as an RPPN, and has a track record of reporting to Brazil's Public Prosecutor's Office — a foundation of credibility few wildlife facilities can offer a sponsor.

What running it properly costs

R$1,130per animal, per month — a structured operation

That is the cost of a reserve with a hired caretaker and a paid founder — R$26,000/month for the 33 residents, audited line by line. Today the reserve runs on a fraction of that: only food is guaranteed (R$5,000/month). A sponsorship covers the gap between surviving and operating the way it should.

For companies

Three partnership tiers

Silver Sponsor

  • Logo in the site footer, on the supporters page
  • Mention in the annual social-media thank-you post
  • Digital certificate of support

Gold Sponsor

  • Everything in Silver
  • Logo on the reserve's entrance signage
  • Annual transparency report detailing the impact of the support
  • ESG certificate for the company's sustainability reporting

Strategic Partner

  • Everything in Gold
  • Annual technical visit guided by the founder
  • Recognition as a strategic partner in communications and grant applications
  • Priority scheduling for joint events and initiatives

Contribution levels are tailored to each company's size and goals — contact us for the full proposal.

Infrastructure

The infrastructure standard already built

Every enclosure reflects ongoing maintenance and improvement — the standard a sponsorship helps sustain and expand.

Wide view of Mogli's enclosure: sand floor, elevated wooden platforms and ramp, a water tank, and a masonry den wall in the background, under partial roofing.
Platforms, ramp, and water tank in Mogli's enclosure.
Masonry den in Mogli's enclosure, with an oval opening under a tiled roof — Mogli rests partially visible at the entrance.
Masonry den: Mogli's fixed shelter from sun and rain.
Elevated wooden platform and walkway structure inside a forested enclosure, with an access ladder and fencing among the vegetation.
Elevated platforms and walkways: paths that enrich the enclosures' environment.

For companies

Talk directly with the reserve

Every partnership is tailored to your company's size and goals. Write to us for a complete proposal with pricing and detailed benefits.

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The spacious enclosure built for Mogli, the resident ocelot