Grey-crowned squirrel monkey (Saimiri oerstedii citrinellus)

Rescue center

Veterinary clinic

Fera Anima will include a modern and equipped veterinary clinic – with an hospitalization sector adapted to the species rescued, an emergency service and a quarantine area, a laboratory for sample analysis and a nursery to ensure the best quality of care is given to the animals.

Rehabilitation area

A rehabilitation area will be used to prepare the animals for their release by ensuring their autonomy once released, and will optimize their chances of survival in the areas protected and supervised by the center.

Ant eater (Tamandua mexicana)

Two toed sloth (Cholepus didactylus)

Sanctuary

A sanctuary open to the public will permanently house non-releasable animals. They will serve as ambassadors for their species, and will live in conditions that respect their welfare.