NATUWA Wildlife Sanctuary in Costa Rica is a haven for animals victimized by human actions, offering refuge and protection to species that have lost their ability to survive in the wild. With a mission centered on providing top-quality care for rescued wildlife, the Sanctuary houses a variety of animals, including jaguars, ocelots, monkeys, tapirs, and more. Through environmental education activities and restoration programs, NATUWA aims to lead in wildlife conservation and nature restoration in Costa Rica.

The Sanctuary not only cares for native wildlife but also supports exotic animals from other ecosystems that cannot be released in Costa Rica. International volunteers play a crucial role in the rescue and rehabilitation processes, showing a deep commitment to wildlife conservation. Visitors can experience the sanctuary's work through guided tours and witness the important efforts to protect and preserve Costa Rica's diverse fauna