27,000 elephants poached yearly
1028 rhinos poached in 2017
We treat endangered wild animals that have fallen victim to poaching or traumatic incidents.
Whilst we will attend to the needs of any injured animal, most of our efforts have been directed at rhino due to the vicious attacks that many of them have fallen victim to.
Whilst we will attend to the needs of any injured animal, most of our efforts have been directed at rhino due to the vicious attacks that many of them have fallen victim to.
27,000 elephants poached yearly
1028 rhinos poached in 2017
Whilst we will attend to the needs of any injured animal, most of our efforts have been directed at rhino due to the vicious attacks that many of them have fallen victim to.
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Thandi and Themba, a White rhino cow and bull from the Eastern Cape were two of the very first survivors that made headlines over a year ago.
It is with heavy hearts and great sadness that Saving The Survivors has to share the devastating news that our beloved White rhino cow, Hope, is no longer with us.
Sanbona is an adult male cheetah. He was captured by our team in order to assess the damage to his foot and to prepare him for relocation to a new reserve.
Saving The Survivors treated this severely injured twelve year old White rhino bull in the North West province after a vicious attack by poachers.
Thandi and Themba, a White rhino cow and bull from the Eastern Cape were two of the very first survivors that made headlines over a year ago.
It is with heavy hearts and great sadness that Saving The Survivors has to share the devastating news that our beloved White rhino cow, Hope, is no longer with us.
African Wild dogs, or Painted Wolves, are one of Africa’s most endangered species.
Sanbona is an adult male cheetah. He was captured by our team in order to assess the damage to his foot and to prepare him for relocation to a new reserve.
Saving The Survivors treated this severely injured twelve year old White rhino bull in the North West province after a vicious attack by poachers.
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Resource CentreAnother Southern White Rhino Bull shot and his front horn traumatically hacked away by poachers. Luckily, this Rhino survived the poaching ordeal, despite losing his horn and with it half of his face. This Rhino Bull has been making a fairly good recovery, however it seems that the Oxpecker birds are now irritating the wound
The issue facing private Rhino Custodian’s In the space of a single day, a distraught reserve owner in South Africa lost four Rhinos. Each Rhino killed was a result of poaching. The reserve owners are responsible for the vast majority of remaining Rhino populations. However, being Rhino custodians comes with immense financial pressures, due to
A four week old orphan baby Rhino is spotted by rangers wandering the bush alone without his mother. The STS team are quick on the scene to assist and help the baby Rhino. Our STS Veterinary assistant Dot rushes to the reserve to help take care of the baby. Dot has years of experience and
Our Saving The Survivors vets rush to the scene after a ferocious fight between a White Rhino and Elephant bull! This adult Southern White Rhino Bull was attacked and injured by a large Elephant Bull on a game reserve. This must have been some battle to witness! Although Rhino are very large and heavy (adult
This is a day we have been working towards for 5 years : Sehawukele (Seha for short) moving from his paddock to a much larger reserve. This is a big step towards saving wildlife and the Rhino species. What happened to Seha? Attacked by poachers in 2016, 30 operations later, this prize Rhino bull is
Impi is a 6-month-old Southern White Rhino heifer who now lives at The Rhino Orphanage. She suffered a lion attack a while ago. The brave baby Rhino suffered an injury to her right leg, in particular her stifle joint, before eventually managing to chase the lions away. Veterinarians managed to treat her wound and bring
Dr. Johan recently went to check up on Mr. F, a magnificent African Elephant bull we have been treating on a reserve in South Africa. We first treated Mr. F after he fell in a ditch in the bush and broke his leg back in 2018. The gentle giant was struggling to walk properly
The conservation of all animals is a mammoth task. No one organisation can deliver all the roles required to protect our wildlife, therefore the key to success is working together and supporting each other. We recently donated sets of Binoculars to our partners Pit-Track K9 conservation and Anti-poaching unit. This team are dedicating their lives
Earlier this week, together with our partners in this project “Baby Rhino Rescue” 2 Southern White Rhino Cows were moved to their beautiful new home where Seha will join them in the new year. We will allow the ladies to settle in over the festive period and our team can enjoy some much needed down
The STS team in South Africa are quick to assist the local veterinarian in the examination of this Elephant cow on a reserve. An Elephant cow is a female Elephant. The cow is acting abnormally and has been for the last few months. It is expected that she has an injury either to her tusks,
We are happy to announce a remarkable partnership with our newest major sponsor, Endangered Mints NFTs. After many lengthy conversations and completing mutual due diligence, our respective organisations have joined forces to assure the long-term health and conservation of endangered wildlife. “We are very pleased to join in what can truly become a game-changing partnership.
The Southern White Rhino bull sustained severe facial injuries after poachers brutally hacked off his horn and with it half of his face. Dr Johan and our STS team rushed to attend and save the injured White Rhino. Despite the magnificent male being attacked a few days ago, he still managed to survive the ordeal!
Saving the Survivors would like to take this opportunity to thank you all for your support. Thanks for following us on social media, and for helping us to raise awareness of the rhino poaching problem and other wildlife issues. You are our eyes and voices out there as we cannot be everywhere!
Postnet Box 99, Private Bag X9, Karenpark, 0118, South Africa
Dr. Johan Marais BVSc(Hons) MSc
urgent@savingthesurvivors.com
+27 (0)82 556 0644