Kids Saving the Rainforest Wildlife Rescue Center Annual Statistics Report

2013Ma. Pia Martin

Wildlife Vet and Regente

Q species % species Q individuals %individuals

16

40

83

60

24

60 564040

139

Rescued Animals in 2013

Mammals Birds Total

Pelota and Kermie, 2 toed sloths growing up

1

16

109 9 9 8 7 6 6 6 5 4 4 4 3 3 2 2 2 2 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1

Animals rescued by species 2013

Saimiri oerstedii Procyon lotor Brotogeris jugularisCebus capucinus Choleopus hoffmanni Bradypus variegatusPhilander opossum Amazona automnalis Oryzoborus funereus Sporophila Torqueola Tamandua mexicana Allouata palliataCoendou mexicana Sporophila americana Euphonia imitans No identificado Amazona auropalliata Dasyprocta punctata)Dasypus novemcinctus Potos flavus Sporophila schistacea Tiaris olivaceus Buteogallus subtilis Caluromys derbianusCiccaba nigrolineata Cyanerpes cyaneus Cyclopes didactylusEira barbara Euphonia hirundinacea Euphonia laniirostris Fregata magnificens Molossus sinaloae Pelecanus occidentalisPseudoscops clamator Pteroglossus frantzii Pyrilia haematotisRamphastos ambiguus Sciurus Variegatoids Tangara larvata Vireo flavorensis

13%

42%9%

9%

8%

4%

2%

2%

2%

2%

2% 2%2%2%

Released animals (by groups) in 2013

Opossums (7) Passeriform birds (22)Raccoons (5) Titi monkeys (5)Whiteface monkeys (4)

Orange chin parakeet (2)

Three toed sloth (1) Hawk (1)Porcupine (1) Silky anteater (1)Tayra (1) Kinkajou (1)Toucan (1) Squirrel (1)

Tayra barbara released

Silky anteater, released

26%

19%19%

15%4%

4%

4%

4% 4% 4%

Released mammals in 2013

Opossums (7) Raccoons (5)Titi monkeys (5) Whiteface monkeys

(4)Three toed sloth (1) Porcupine (1)Silky anteater (1) Tayra (1)Kinkajou (1) Squirrel (1)

Red lored parrot, getting healthy, forming a flock and learning to fly.

38%

27%

19%

6%

4%

1% 1% 1% 1%

Outcomes

Released (53)Died (37)Still at Rescue Center (27)Euthanised (9)Sanctuary (6)Transferred (2)Stolen (2)Escaped (2)Death at arrival (1)

10

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

Animals released in 2013

Philander opossum Oryzoborus funereus Procyon lotor Saimiri oerstediiSporophila Torqueola Cebus capucinusEuphonia imitans Brotogeris jugularisTiaris olivaceus Bradypus variegatusButeogallus subtilis Caluromys derbianusCoendou mexicana Cyanerpes cyaneus Cyclopes didactylus Eira barbaraEuphonia hirundinacea Euphonia laniirostris Euphonia sp. Potos flavusPteroglossus frantzii Sciurus VariegatoidsSporophila americana Sporophila schistacea Tangara larvata

6%11%2%4%

13% 2%

2%

4%2%2% 4%2%2%

11%

2%11%

4%2%

2% 9% 2%

Deaths in 2013

Allouata palliata (3) Bradypus variegatus (5)Brotogeris jugularis (1) Cebus capucinus (2)Choleopus hoffmanni (6) Coendou mexicana (1)Dasyprocta punctata) (1) Dasypus novemcinctus

(2)Fregata magnificens(1) Molossus sinaloae (1)Sporophila sp. (2) Pelecanus occidentalis

(1)Philander opossum (1) Procyon lotor (5)Pseudoscops clamator (1) Saimiri oerstedii (5)Sporophila americana (2) Sporophila schistacea Sporophila Torqueola (1) Tamandua mexicana (4)Vireo flavorensis (1)

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Back in March. 2013 with 1 pound

Dec. 2013 weighing 6

pounds

Causes of Arrivals

Atta

cked

by do

g (8

)

Elec

trocu

ted

(12)

Orpha

ned

(23)

Pet T

rade

(44)

Sick

3)

Other

(7)

Other

injurie

s (1

0)

Hit by

car

s (5

)

Foun

d on

gro

und

(4)

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Causes of Rescue

Series1

Baby three toed sloth being raised up

Causes of arrivals and outcomes

13%

25%

13%13%

13%

13%

13%

Attacked by dogs

Bradypus variegatus (1)Coendou mexicana (2)Dasypus novemcinctus (1) Philander opossum (1)Pteroglossus frantzii (1)Ramphastos ambiguus (1)Tamandua mexicana (1)

Died 4Released 2Rescue Center 2

Attacked by dog

Causes of arrivals and outcomes

17%

8%

25%17%

33%

Electrocuted

Allouata palliata (2)Bradypus variegatus (1)Cebus capucinus (3)Choleopus hoffmanni (2)Saimiri oerstedii (4)

Died 5Released 7Rescue Center 0

Female howler rehabbing after electrocution

Electrocuted 3 toed sloth released

Causes of arrivals and outcome

4%9%

13%

4%

22%

30%

17%

Orphaned

Allouata palliata (1)Bradypus variegatus (2)Choleopus hoffmanni (3)Coendou mexicana (1)Philander opossum (5)Procyon lotor (7)Saimiri oerstedii (4)

No.%

Died 939.

1

Released 1043.

4

Rescue Center 2 8.6Sanctuary 2 8.6

23

Orphaned raccoons

Pelota, Kermie & Ellen. Orphaned Two toed sloths

Orphaned titi monkey, getting raised to be a wild free titi

Causes and outcomes

9%

14%

68%

7% 2%

Confiscated from the Pet trade

Parrots (4)Parakeets (6)Passeriforms (30)Monkeys (3)Other (1)

Pet trade No. %Amazona auropalliata 2 4.5Amazona automnalis 1 2.2Brotogeris jugularis 6 13.6Cebus capucinus 1 2.2Cyanerpes cyaneus 1 2.2Euphonia hirundinacea 1 2.2Euphonia imitans 3 6.8Euphonia laniirostris 1 2.2Euphonia sp. 1 2.2Oryzoborus funereus 6 13.6Potos flavus 1 2.2Pyrilia haematotis 1 2.2Saimiri oerstedii 2 4.5Sporophila americana 4 9.1Sporophila schistacea 2 4.5Sporophila sp. 2 4.5Sporophila Torqueola 6 13.6Tangara larvata 1 2.2Tiaris olivaceus 2 4.5

44

No. %Died 6 13.6Released 24 54.5Rescue Center 10 22.7Sanctuary 1 2.2Other 3 6.8

44

33 Birds were confiscated by MINAE and brought to KSTR to get rehabbed and released.

Releasing some of the birds confiscated by SINAC.. But first a little education and later the destruction of the traps!

Arrivals per month in 2013

Janu

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Febr

uary

March

April

MayJu

ne July

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Sept

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Octob

er

Novem

ber

Decem

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0

5

10

15

20

25

30

35

40

45

12

42

15

9

1311

68

4

42

13

Arrivals per month

Series1

New Species that arrived in 2013.

Amazona automnalis / parrot Ciccaba nigrolineata / owl Cyanerpes cyaneus/ songbird Cyclopes didactylus/ silky anteater Euphonia hirundinacea/ songbird Euphonia imitans / songbird Euphonia laniirostris / songbird Molossus sinaloae/ bat Oryzoborus funereus / songbird Pyrilia haematotis/ parrot Ramphastos ambiguus/ tucan Sporophila americana / songbird Sporophila schistacea / songbird Sporophila torqueola / songbird Tangara larvata / songbird Tiaris olivaceus / songbird Vireo flavorensis / songbird

X-rays

Surgeries

Agouti after surgery

Surgeries

Pseudoscops clamator with injured wing

After the surgery with Intramedular pins did not work to fix his arm, we had to amputate it.

Here it is recovering from surgery and adapting to new life in captivity.

Unfortunately he was in an open enclosure an a snake entered during the night and ate him.

Nebulizing a sick sloth

Tiny marmoset monkey with a broken arm

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