His first time drinking milk from a bottle. 🍼 This baby jaguarundi (Herpailurus yagouaroundi) was found in the middle of the road and was brought to JRC this past weekend. The baby was checked by our veterinarian team and now he will be taken care of by us until he can be released. Fun Fact✨: The sound that the jaguarundi makes is like the whistle of a bird. | Jaguar Rescue Center

This is how we teach a baby armadillo to be… a wild armadillo 🐾✨ The rehabilitation process involves enrichment to help animals develop essential survival skills. For armadillos, for example, we hide worms in bamboo or small objects so they learn to search for them, use their sense of smell, and think as they would in nature. Enrichment helps rescued wildlife develop natural behaviors essential for survival in the wild. 🤔Did you know armadillos need enrichment to be rewilded? | Jaguar Rescue C

🥰We are happy to announce that we were able to reunite this mother and baby 3-fingered sloths (Bradypus variegatus).🦥 On May 10, one of the staff members found the baby crying on the floor near the beach. He spotted the mom on the tree, but she was climbing back to the canopy🌳, so he brought the baby for a check-up with the vet, the sloth was healthy and didn't have any injuries. We recorded the cry of the baby and played it near the tree to get the mom's attention, we waited patiently until