A space for radical transformation that integrates refuge, ecological restoration and education
Discover our model How to participate?It is not a sanctuary, but a space for radical transformation that integrates animal refuge, ecological restoration and education. A place where:
Feralis was born from a certainty: we need places that embody, here and now, another way of inhabiting the world. Where animals are not "resources", but beings with language, bonds and rights. Where restoring the land also means healing our relationships.
In a world that insists on separating us, Feralis wants to be tangible proof that another sensitivity is possible. And although the path is long, each workshop, each article, each book and each conversation are seeds of that change.
The Project is a comprehensive initiative that combines the rescue and care of horses and other dependent animals with the ecological regeneration of degraded territories, and the ethical and technical training of people committed to animal welfare.
Providing refuge for horses and dependent animals with species-appropriate habitats and respectful care practices.
Restoring degraded lands through regenerative forestry, soil recovery and native planting practices.
Offering ethical and technical training for animal welfare advocates, rescuers and sanctuary workers.
Feralis addresses three interconnected crises:
Feralis is conceived as a living space, where animals and people can heal, learn, share and transform the way we relate to non-human life and the earth itself. It is not only a physical sanctuary, but also an educational, ecological and cultural project, destined to sow a new form of coexistence and shared responsibility.
At the heart of this dream is the "Horses and Dependent Animals Studies" project, which will offer in-person and online courses for caregivers, shelter workers, researchers and people interested in the human-animal bond from an ethics of respect and restoration.
Feralis is more than a place. It is a replicable model of coexistence, restoration and education. A space of deep care in which every being - animal, plant, person - has the opportunity to inhabit with dignity, in an environment that prioritizes life, relationship and healing.
Create a global model of respectful and sustainable coexistence between humans and dependent animals, in which horses and other animals can live with dignity, freedom and well-being, actively integrating into the regeneration of the ecosystems they inhabit.
In a global context marked by the climate crisis and the urgent need to transform our relationship with the planet, the Feralis Project presents itself as a concrete and necessary alternative. By promoting ecological restoration through regenerative practices and the respectful integration of animals into their ecosystems, we seek to provide a model that contributes to slowing environmental deterioration and fostering a paradigm shift towards harmonious coexistence with nature. This project not only responds to a local need, but is part of a global network of initiatives working to ensure a sustainable future for all forms of life.
The sanctuary will provide adequate space for horses and other dependent animals that have been victims of exploitation, providing them with an environment free of abuse and dignified.
Through regenerative forestry and sustainable practices, lands damaged by human intervention will be restored, contributing to biodiversity and environmental health.
The free school will train people from all over the world to provide respectful and scientific care to animals in shelters and sanctuaries.
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