Help Shop Sir Bean support sloth conservation!
When you shop at Shop Sir Bean, a part of your purchase goes to a donation fund for a different sloth conservation group, rescue center, or sloth conservation project.
This fall season, Shop Sir Bean will raise money for
Toucan Rescue Ranch!
5-7% of all shop profits from Shop Sir Bean between its opening date and December 21st will be donated to Toucan Rescue Ranch's sloth rescue programs.
*PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS IS NOT A PARTNERSHIP. SIR BEAN THE SLOTH HAS NO CURRENT AFFILIATION WITH TOUCAN RESCUE RANCH. SIR BEAN IS RAISING MONEY FOR TRR SIMPLY BECAUSE WE WANT TO GIVE BACK TO THE PEOPLE WHO DEDICATE THEIR LIVES TO HELPING SLOTH CONSERVATION!
What is Toucan Rescue Ranch?
Toucan Rescue Ranch is a rescue center based in San Josecito, Costa Rica that focuses on rescuing, rehabilitating, and releasing the wildlife of Costa Rica. The center was established in 2004 by Leslie Howle and Jorge Murillo, with the main focus of rescuing Toucans. TRR began rescuing and rehabilitating sloths in 2007, when they took in a sloth named Millie. Today, TRR has an amazing team of vets, nursery caretakers, volunteers, interns, and more that actively work each day to rescue, rehabilitate, and release sloths (among other animals), so that they can have a second chance to thrive in the wild.
Links to Learn more:
Donate to Toucan Rescue Ranch's Mighty Cause Campaign https://www.mightycause.com/organization/Toucan-Rescue-Ranch
Learn about Toucan Rescue Ranch's Release Program
https://toucanrescueranch.org/release-program/
Check out Toucan Rescue Ranch's Current Projects
https://toucanrescueranch.org/projects-listing/
Follow Toucan Rescue Ranch on Instagram!
https://www.instagram.com/toucanrescueranch/
Do you love sloths? Do you love BABY sloths? Check out SlothTV on Explore.org.
Since 2021, TRR has partnered with Explore.org to allow sloth fans around the world to have an exclusive view of the critical care sloth nursery at their rescue center. You can watch baby sloths eat, sleep, poop, and learn to climb. You can also watch juvenile sloths get exercise on the outdoor structures while they prepare to go back to the wild.
Check out SlothTV on Explore.org here:
https://explore.org/livecams/sloth/sloth-cam