How Corporate Rhino Adoption Supports Your ESG Reporting
Corporate rhino adoption gives companies a concrete, verifiable way to demonstrate environmental commitment. It funds specific, measurable conservation…
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What a Day as a Care for Wild Volunteer Actually Looks Like
A day at Care for Wild starts early, with hands-on animal care, bottle-feeding calves, cleaning bomas, and preparing…
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Adopt or Donate? What’s the Difference.
Adopting a rhino means symbolically supporting one individual rhino’s story, with updates and a certificate to follow their…
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Does Dehorning Rhinos Actually Stop Poaching?
Dehorning does not harm a rhino, the horn is made of keratin, like a fingernail, and regrows over…
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New Arrival
Rhino StoryVictoria
On the evening of 20 June 2025, a critically injured rhino calf arrived at Care for Wild Rhino…
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Rewilding and Release
Rhino StorySatara
Satara’s journey began at a time when South Africa’s rhino poaching crisis had reached its devastating peak. In…
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Rewilding and Release
Rhino StoryRiver
River arrived at Care for Wild Rhino Sanctuary on 4th September 2014, just two months old and very…
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Rewilding and Release
Rhino StoryRato
On the morning of 23rd April 2018, rangers in the Stols Nek area of the Kruger National Park…
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Rewilding and Release
Rhino StoryPhoebe
Phoebe's journey began in 2017 when poachers killed her mother, leaving her orphaned and vulnerable in the wild.…
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Rewilding and Release
Rhino StoryLilli
The rescue and relocation of Lilli was only made possible through the collaboration of several organisations and a…
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New Arrival
Rhino StoryNguni
In the early hours of 28th February 2026, an urgent call came through from Kruger National Park. Rangers…
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New Arrival
Rhino StoryHavannah
In mid-October 2025, Care for Wild Rhino Sanctuary welcomed a very special orphan whose story began differently from…
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Rewilding and Release
Rhino StoryDianna
Dianna's rescue began with tragedy. Her mother had been shot through the jaw by poachers, leaving her with…
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Rewilding and Release
Rhino StoryAnnie
Annie’s life changed forever when she was just four months old. Her mother had been tragically killed by…
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New Arrival
Rhino StoryAbby
Abby was rescued on 8th April 2026 and admitted into Care for Wild’s High Care Unit, where she…
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Rehabilitation
Rhino StoryHercules
In October 2024, a tiny rhino calf named Hercules was brought to Care for Wild after surviving a…
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Rehabilitation
Rhino StoryRiRi
On the 14th of August 2024, Care for Wild received an urgent call from Kruger National Park about…
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Rewilding and Release
Rhino StoryWyntir
Wyntir arrived at Care for Wild on 20th June 2014, a fragile two-month-old calf weighing just 107 kg.…
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Rewilding and Release
Rhino StoryArthur
Arthur, affectionately known as “The Brave”, was just three weeks old when his world was torn apart. In…
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Rewilding and Release
Rhino StoryRose
Rose’s journey began near the Phabeni Gate of the Kruger National Park, where her mother was critically injured…
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Rewilding and Release
Rhino StorySibeva
In the final days of November 2016, Care for Wild Rhino Sanctuary was contacted about a severely injured…
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Rewilding and Release
Rhino StorySophia
Sophia was one of the most critically injured and emotionally traumatised calves ever to arrive at Care for…
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Rewilding and Release
Rhino StorySummer
In the early hours of 5th February 2018, Care for Wild Rhino Sanctuary received notification of a possible…
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Rewilding and Release
Rhino StoryTaro
On 24th November 2021, Care for Wild Rhino Sanctuary received notification of a poaching incident that had left…
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