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Our favorite photos from the Costa Rica Animal Rescue Center

The Tico Times recently visited the Costa Rica Animal Rescue Center, a non-profit with a mission to rescue, rehabilitate and release animals back into their natural habitat.

Of course, we took pictures. Check out our favorites in the gallery.

Learn more about the Animal Rescue Center here.

 

 

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