October 2022
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In January 2019, Spirit, Grey, Jemu and Lilli entered the first stages of rewilding and were released into the Intensive Protection Zone. Over the last three and half years, this crash of young, orpha
September 2022
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It was early evening on Tuesday 30th August 2022 when Care for Wild received notification from the Sabi Sand Nature Reserve about an orphaned rhino calf. Security drone footage had captured a small ca
August 2022
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Care for Wild had the privilege to host a rhino specialist procedures veterinary workshop with the best wildlife veterinarians and other specialist veterinarians. We've shared and learned in order to
July 2022
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We would all prefer to live in a world where dehorning / horn trimming was no longer needed but with rhino numbers declining, anti-poaching strategies must include a multi-layered approach if we are t
June 2022
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Good day from a very cold Care for Wild! Suddenly it is dark when we get out of bed to feed the precious babies. I want to personally thank the caregivers and the anti-poaching members for giving up t
May 2022
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Winter is almost here! The temperatures are dropping quickly at Care for Wild and staff are busy making sure we have everything in place for the cold that is ahead. Teff bales, lucerne bales, bedding
April 2022
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Winter is knocking on the door and it's time for us to make sure we are ready for the colder months. The beautiful, colourful blankets are like always, absolutely stunning and very welcome. Not only f
March 2022
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This is such a beautiful time at Care for Wild; we are so blessed. There is a wonderful energy with two little rhino babies running around. Congratulations to River, our beautiful girl with the tattoo
February 2022
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We started with a mission and a purpose. We wanted to save rhinos for the future. We took broken, injured and scared orphans in and gave them a safe place. A home. A home for orphans that was filled w
January 2022
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We started with a mission and a purpose. We wanted to save rhinos for the future. We took broken, injured and scared orphans in and gave them a safe place. A home. A home for orphans that was filled w
