ONGS

When you choose an official miniature from the Jaguar Parade Store, you bring home much more than a work of art: you support meaningful causes and help empower the journey of incredible artists.

Part of every purchase directly supports those making a difference: 5% of each sale is donated to partner NGOs connected to the original Jaguar Parade or Art of Love editions, while another 5% goes to the artist behind the original sculpture.

Guardians of Life is a non-profit organization (NGO) operating nationally and internationally, registered as a 501(c)(3) organization in the United States and dedicated to raising awareness, education, and mobilization around environmental and social causes.

The organization develops impactful campaigns, educational and sports programs, and cultural initiatives focused on protecting life in all its forms. It also acts as a strategic partner to institutions working on the front lines, supporting research, fieldwork, and community-based projects.

Onçafari works to protect Brazilian biodiversity, with a special focus on the conservation of jaguars and other endangered wildlife. Combining science, ecotourism and education, the organization monitors species, reintroduces animals into the wild, and trains local trackers.

Since 2011, Onçafari has successfully returned orphaned jaguars to their natural habitat, documented new generations, and expanded its work across several Brazilian biomes. More than protecting species, the project connects people with nature and inspires environmental conservation.

Panthera Brasil works to conserve wild cats and their natural habitats, protecting all nine Brazilian feline species and supporting initiatives focused on the preservation of both big and small cats worldwide.

With a science-based and global approach, the organization collaborates with communities, governments and institutions to develop long-term conservation strategies. Its work directly contributes to a safer future for wild felines in nature.

Ampara Silvestre works to protect Brazilian wildlife by providing safe shelter, away from public exhibition, for rescued big cats. Through initiatives such as BAAP in the Pantanal, the organization rehabilitates animals affected by wildfires and other environmental threats.

Its large enclosures are designed to prioritize animal welfare, featuring native vegetation, lakes, and environmental enrichment activities. The organization also promotes awareness about the importance of conservation and harmonious coexistence with wildlife.

Instituto Impacto is an organization dedicated to environmental conservation and the protection of Brazilian biodiversity, with a special focus on jaguar preservation. Through scientific research, wildlife monitoring and environmental education initiatives, the NGO promotes coexistence between wildlife, rural communities and human activities.

Its work combines science, technology and social engagement to strengthen the preservation of Brazilian ecosystems. Instituto Impacto’s initiatives contribute to a more sustainable relationship between people and local wildlife.