Zoo del Pirineu is a wildlife rescue centre in Spain dedicated to the rehabilitation and release of injured wild animals.
ABOUT US
We are Fundació Zoo del Pirineu, one of the leading private wildlife rescue centres in Spain, based in the Spanish Pyrenees.
Since 2014, we have built a structured model that integrates:
Wildlife rescue and rehabilitation
Environmental education
Conservation and prevention
OUR TEAM
We are a multidisciplinary team of professionals specialised in wildlife rescue and rehabilitation, committed to technical excellence and driven by a deep vocation to serve animal welfare.
Leadership
Stania Kuspertova
Executive Director & Head of Environmental Education
Strategic direction of the organisation and leadership of our educational model.
Laia Sanchez Golobart
Chief Veterinarian
Leads clinical excellence and animal welfare strategy, guiding the centre’s future development.
Eloi Arenas Lopez
Director of Infrastructure
Management of facilities designed to ensure animal welfare, safety and a high-quality visitor experience.
Wildlife Department
Roger Valls Martínez
Head of Animal Area
Biological Systems Engineer specialised in wildlife welfare and rehabilitation. Leads and coordinates the Animal Area.
Manu Sanchez Santiago
Veterinary Assistant
Clinical support in wildlife rehabilitation and technical maintenance of animal facilities.
Communications & Partnerships
Noelia Sánchez Sánchez
Head of Digital Strategy
Graduate in Audiovisual Media. Leads digital communications, content strategy and fundraising initiatives.
Anna Tristany Otero
Head of Public Relations
Graduate in Advertising, Public Relations and Marketing. Leads strategic partnerships and institutional positioning.
OUR IMPACT IN NUMBERS
Our work delivers measurable results.
Rescue alone is not enough. Without prevention, the cycle repeats. That is why we combine emergency response, education and long-term change.
Our work has received national media recognition.
Our centre is supported by corporate partners, educational institutions, private donors and thousands of annual visitors.
2025 Impact
| 529 animals admitted |
| 320 animals successfully released |
| 13.926 visitors educated |
| 108 schools engaged |
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