Unidad de Rescate de Fauna Silvestre de Tlajomulco

Unidad de Rescate de Fauna Silvestre de Tlajomulco is a unique initiative in Mexico that has rescued more than 6,700 wild animals since 2017.

This place specializes in the rescue and rehabilitation of a variety of species, including salamanders, gray foxes, black iguanas and turtles.

The unit not only rescues animals, but also educates the local community about the importance of conservation and proper conduct when encountering wild animals.

It is a true advocate of environmental sustainability in the region, working with surrounding municipalities to protect natural areas such as Cerro Viejo.