This picture report highlights a day at the Sloth Wellness Center, 10 days after the move. All photos by Stellar Tsang.
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As the rescues continue in the city, animals are regularly released around the Sloth Wellness Center
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Annelies, one of our loyal volunteers is visiting the sloths at the Sloth Wellness Center
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The big balcony is still chaotic as we do not have yet have financing for furniture for the center
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The metal stairs at the side of the building leading up to the private space of the workers at the Sloth Wellness Center
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The animal treatment room has two windows so that a sufficient natural light source is present
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The sloth rescue bus is most active in the city these days and making many miles
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A side view of our Sloth Wellness Center
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The container building offers enough space for all activities to ensure the wellness of the animals
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Isa, the sloth that was born in my house in the city, prefers to stay on the balcony
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Elly is also staying nearby in the trees around the center
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The leaves of the cecropia are a big favourite of the three-fingered sloths
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Boots are required when working in the field