Two resident barn owls perched together in the enclosure

Become a sponsor for an animal that can never return to the wild

Sponsorship is the most direct way to support the reserve month after month. Every contribution converts directly into food, care, and veterinary attention for the 23 residents.

The cost, in two columns

What's already real — and what's still being sized

The gap between these two columns isn't an inconsistency to hide — it's the fundraising argument.

Verified

Today

The base closed on 07/29/2026: R$4,728 comes in every month, recurringly. R$8,000 goes out — R$7,500 in declared operating costs plus R$500 amortizing an old debt. The founder draws no salary and there is no hired caretaker: he single-handedly takes on the roles of manager, fundraiser, communicator, and caregiver.

Target

What a structured operation still needs

An operation with a hired caretaker, seven-day coverage, and pay for the founder would cost around R$26,000 a month — that's the goal for the next fundraising phase, not a closed budget: some line items still depend on real quotes.

This is a fundraising goal, not a closed budget — some line items still await real quotes.

Sponsorship has no fixed amount for now — every contribution helps, and naming the animal you've chosen makes sure the care reaches them.

How it works

There is no automated per-animal checkout yet — sponsorship happens through Pix, PayPal, or a recurring donation, with the chosen animal's name (if you'd like a specific one) noted in your message or transfer reference. The team is small, so confirmation is manual, but real.

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