Donate

Jungle Rescue Reform works in collaboration with wildlife rescue and rehabilitation centers across Central and South America by helping provide them with the funds and supplies necessary for successful rehabilitation. Our hope is to see these facilities function at their highest potential so as to provide the animals in their care with the best chance possible at a life spent back in the wild. By giving these animals the opportunity to be released we are giving their species a real chance at thriving by rebuilding their populations and contributing to genetic diversity, an element crucial to the continuation of species.

Jungle Rescue Reform is not yet a registered 501(c)3 Nonprofit organization. We therefore will not yet be accepting donations directly for our general cause. Instead, we will legally organize fundraisers on a quarterly basis highlighting one special rescue center in need at a time. Visit our website regularly for updates. At this time, we are collecting donations for a large wildlife rehabilitation center in the Peruvian Amazon, owned and operated by one woman who fights to rescue local wildlife from illegal trafficking and prepare them for a life back in the wild. She has recently received a large group of rescued primates and could use all the help she can get. Scroll to the bottom of the page and click “donate” to contribute to this cause.

Remember, wildlife rehabilitation centers work with whatever they have. We are always eager to collect supplies, supplements, tools, equipment, literature and more. Click on “contact us” to send us an email and inquire on how you can donate supplies.

Volunteer

There are few things in this world that quite compare to the experience of caring for injured and orphaned wildlife in the middle of the rainforest. If you’ve ever dreamed of an opportunity to live and work amongst some of the planet’s most magnificent animals in the dense jungles of Central and South America, look no further. Jungle Rescue Reform aims to place the best candidates at wildlife rehabilitation centers for volunteer and internship vacancies.