THE INHABITANTS
OF ONCA
SPIDER MONKEYS
Our semi-free roaming spider monkeys are a testament to our success in rehabilitation. These lively primates, numbering over 20, showcase the joy and vitality of life in a more natural habitat
Our semi-free roaming spider monkeys are a testament to our success in rehabilitation. These lively primates, numbering over 20, showcase the joy and vitality of life in a more natural habitat
CAPUCHIN MONKEYS
Over 30 capuchin monkeys enjoy the freedom of our sanctuary, displaying their intelligence and social dynamics in a safe and nurturing environment
Over 30 capuchin monkeys enjoy the freedom of our sanctuary, displaying their intelligence and social dynamics in a safe and nurturing environment
SQUIRREL MONKEYS
With more than 10 squirrel monkeys calling ONCA home, their playful antics and social interactions are a delight to witness.
With more than 10 squirrel monkeys calling ONCA home, their playful antics and social interactions are a delight to witness.
TAMARIN MONKEYS
Discover the fascinating world of the Saguinus fuscicollis, a unique tamarin species thriving in the heart of the Andean tropical forests. Learn about our dedicated conservation efforts for these remarkable primates at the ONCA Sanctuary
Discover the fascinating world of the Saguinus fuscicollis, a unique tamarin species thriving in the heart of the Andean tropical forests. Learn about our dedicated conservation efforts for these remarkable primates at the ONCA Sanctuary
JAGUARS
OCELOT
Our ocelot is in the delicate process of rehabilitation, with the hope of returning him to his natural habitat.
Our ocelot is in the delicate process of rehabilitation, with the hope of returning him to his natural habitat.
MARGAY
The Margay at our sanctuary is being meticulously prepared for life in the wild through our rewilding program.
The Margay at our sanctuary is being meticulously prepared for life in the wild through our rewilding program.