23/07/2026
To everyone who knows Julian and her story, I have some wonderful news 🙌🏻💕
A few months ago, we made the difficult but important decision to transfer her to one of Peru’s leading wildlife rescue and rehabilitation center Rainforest Awareness Rescue Education Center - RAREC. There, she is cared for by experienced veterinarians, biologists, and dedicated wildlife professionals who work tirelessly to help animals in need.
One of the first things the team discovered was that Julian is actually a female, not a male as we had all assumed! She has now been given the name Goyle ❤️.
Goyle needed a safe, professional environment where she could be properly rehabilitated and prepared for her return to the wild. She needed to be away from tourists and excessive human interaction, as she had become increasingly accustomed to people while she was with us. Her recovery required expert care, patience, and a setting designed entirely for her well being.
Today, we’re happy to share that she is doing very well. She now has two companions, Peache and Ginger, and the three of them spend their days playing, eating, and growing together. This little troop of Red Howler Monkeys is receiving the love, care, and rehabilitation they need before one day being released back into their natural habitat, where they belong safe from hunters and others who would do them harm.
This is an inspiring conservation project, and it depends on the support of people who care about protecting wildlife. If you would like to make a donation or contribute in any way, please contact RAREC directly. Every contribution, no matter how small, helps give these animals a second chance and is sincerely appreciated.
Thank you all for your kindness, your continued support, and for being part of Goyle’s journey 🍃
📸 pete bersani
