Located in the Cascada de las Animas Nature Sanctuary, the Cascada Animal Refuge is made up of a Rehabilitation Center and an Exhibition Center for native fauna, where work is done every day to care for all native animals that need it.
Although our main objective is to rehabilitate and release the animals that are received, there are some that for various reasons cannot be released. Learn more about them and help us by making a donation or sponsoring one of them.
Puma concolor
Lycalopex griseus
Parabuteo unicinctus
Daptrius megalopterus
Geranoaetus melanoleucus
Falco sparverius
Geranoaetus polyosoma
Bubo magellanicus
Puma concolor
Puma concolor
Lycalopex griseus
Geranoaetus melanoleucus
Bubo magellanicus
Parabuteo unicinctus
Enicognathus leptorhynchus
Context In Chile, when native animals are found with physical or psychological damages due to accidents, illegal trafficking or any other motive, the Livestock Agricultural Service (SAG) is the entity in charge of managing their care and possible release to their natural habitat. Nevertheless, the public system doesn’t count with state centres that take care…
Visit our Exhibition Center and learn about the native fauna of Chile. You will be able to meet some non-releasable animals and experience an interactive room. Book your visit now and you will contribute to the maintenance of the center.
2015
Dr. Jane Goodall visited us during her trip to South America in 2015. The renowned primatologist came to visit the Refuge in order to start a collaboration in environmental education and conservation programs. It was very inspiring to have her walking through the Sanctuary!
2021
Our Director Kendra Ivelic was interviewed by “Ladera Sur”, in a broadcasting platform, to talk about the native fauna in Chile, its threats and the work we do in the Refuge.
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