
Iberian wildlife in the refuge
At our shelter we provide a safe home for over 230 animals from 62 different species, all native to the Iberian Peninsula. Each of the animals at the shelter has a unique story of survival, from rescues in critical situations to liberations from abuse or illegal trade.
Our mission is to ensure that the animals in the shelter can live with dignity while we work on their rehabilitation and we educate for their conservation.
Mammals
European hedgehog

Red Deer

Sheep and goats

Sika deer

Ferret

Granada hare

Chamois

Horse

Birds
Iberian Wildlife – Birds of prey
Short-toed snake eagle

Eurasian griffon vulture

Black-shouldered kite

Goshawk

Eurasian sparrowhawk

Red kite

Black kite

Common buzzard

Iberian Wildlife – Other birds
Lesser black-backed gull

Common blackbird

Common quail

Other animals
Greek tortoise

Pond slider

Harris’s hawk

Steppe eagle

Hens


The Zoo of the Pyrenees is the zoo with the largest number of Iberian species in Spain.
Its main value lies in the fact that it is not a collection of animals, but a refuge for those who cannot survive in their natural habitat.
Come and learn about Iberian Wildlife with us!