At the end of March, there will be a meeting of African sanctuaries in Malawi. They are from the PASA Primates Federation (Pan African Sanctuary Alliance) Our wish is to send equipment and uniforms (lent by the Barcelona Zoo) to the caretakers of these centers, as we've done in past years. Therefore, if you have [...]
Last week we delivered the prize of the SOS Primates SOSlidary raffle to Tània P (in the photo with the president of our NGO, Raúl Cabrera). It was the last activity that helped the Limbe Wildlife Centre, in Cameroon, with the gathered funds. We make these raffles every 4 months, and we are already organizing [...]
We still have the last SOS Primates 2023 Calendars. Make your request, and don't start the year without us! For only 10 euros as a donation, you will have the coolest and most SOSlidary calendar in the whole universe. We will send the next days the donations to the Limbe Wildlife Centre and will tell [...]
SOS Primates offers educational conferences for schools, enterprises, councils, and other institutions that require to know what happens to primates in our habitats, and the job that is made by recovery centers all around the globe. A few weeks ago, our president, Raúl Cabrera, gave a speech in Colegio El Porvenir - Fundación F. Fliedner for the students of [...]
Yesterday a new offspring arrived at the CRPL, Lwiro Primates. His name is "Kasongo", and he is a little male. After being retained in poor conditions for various weeks, his new life has now begun at the Lwiro Primates Rehabilitation Center. He's eating well, and remains with a positive attitude, even if he has some wounds [...]
There are infinite ways to help primates. One of them is to request a personalized flowerpot, either for your garden, terrace, or balcony, or to gift to a loved one. The artisan that paints the pots by hand, Montse, depicts in them whatever you ask her(primates, cats, doctor profession, and many more) For a donation [...]
We begin 2023 with another arrival of an orphan offspring to the CRPL, Lwiro Primates (in the Democratic Republic of Congo). You can see the conditions in which he is sheltered and his sad and skinny appearance. It's a real shame that primates continue to be murdered to consume their meat and sell their offspring [...]
