BioAnimalWild

Pioneering Wildlife Conservation with Purpose and Expertise

Since 2016, Bio Animal Wild has empowered hundreds of professionals across Latin America through specialised training in wildlife conservation and field medicine. With a growing presence in Europe and Africa, our hands-on courses and international collaborations reflect a truly global commitment to biodiversity. From big cat rescues to complex animal relocations, our expert team brings real-world experience to every initiative. Grounded in science and driven by passion, we work to build a future where wildlife thrives—supported by resilient ecosystems and engaged communities.

Our Work

• Ostok Sanctuary Rescue in Sinaloa.


• Black Jaguar and White Tiger BigCat Rescue.


• Support in Various Unusual Massive Deaths of Manatees and Howler Monkeys.

Our proyects

Veterinary Surgeons for Conservation
General Objective:
Create a national network of veterinary surgeons specializing in wildlife to provide free or low-cost surgical interventions to injured wild animals throughout the country. Specific Objectives:
Coordinate a network of volunteers with wildlife surgical training. Establish agreements with UMA (Wildlife Manegement Units), zoos, government institutions, and NGOs. Mobilize portable surgical teams to critical areas. Establish a solidarity fund to cover surgical supplies and transportation. Train young veterinarians in specialized surgical techniques.

The Wildlife Surgical Alliance – Mexico is an emerging network of veterinary surgeons committed to advancing orthopaedic and soft tissue surgery for wild animals across Mexico. This initiative seeks to connect skilled professionals with rescue centres, rehabilitation units, and conservation programmes in urgent need of specialist surgical support. To ensure sustainability and access, a dedicated fund will be established to support critical interventions, training, and equipment in remote or under-resourced regions. Grounded in collaboration, science, and ethical practice, the Alliance aims to build national capacity, respond to emergencies, and give wild animals a second chance—while fostering a community of excellence in wildlife veterinary surgery.


Internships in Veterinary Surgery in Mexico
General Objective:
To provide a comprehensive clinical and cultural immersion experience that strengthens the surgical competencies of veterinary professionals and advanced students through real-world practice in Mexico, while promoting collaboration with local communities and the welfare of both domestic and wild animals. Specific Objectives:
To develop essential surgical skills in a safe and supervised environment through hands-on experience in procedures such as spaying/neutering, basic orthopaedics, and wildlife handling. To foster collaboration with local communities, rescue centres, and conservation projects, promoting knowledge exchange and joint efforts for animal welfare. To contribute to global public health through veterinary interventions aimed at population control and the prevention of zoonotic diseases. To offer a transformative learning experience that integrates ethical tourism, intercultural exchange, and personal development for participants.

Is a unique clinical and cultural immersion programme designed for veterinary professionals and final-year students seeking real surgical experience in one of the world’s most biodiverse regions. In a safe and well-supervised environment, participants develop essential surgical skills while collaborating with local communities, rescue centres, and conservation projects. From sterilisation campaigns to basic orthopaedics and wildlife care, the programme combines intensive hands-on training with ethical travel and personal growth. Perfect for those looking to strengthen their professional profile while making a meaningful impact on animal welfare and global public health.


Courses
We offer immersive, hands-on courses in wildlife management, surgery, and clinical care designed for those who are truly committed to the wellbeing of wild animals. While we recognise the value of remote learning, we firmly believe that nothing can replace the depth of understanding, skill development, and ethical awareness that come from in-person training. Our face-to-face courses provide real-world experience with live cases, expert mentoring, and direct engagement with wildlife—an unparalleled opportunity to learn by doing, in settings where conservation becomes action.

How to collaborate?

• Veterinary surgeons with diverse specialties, including orthopedics and soft tissue surgeons, ophthalmologists, endoscopists, and radiologists, are welcome to join our network.


• Veterinary Medicine Students