Author: Tristan

Standing with the Survivors Today, on Endangered Species Day, we reaffirm our commitment to protecting the world’s most vulnerable wildlife—and invite you to stand with us in this critical mission. At Saving the Survivors, we provide urgent, life-saving veterinary care to endangered animals including rhinos, African wild dogs, pangolins, Himalayan brown bears, and cheetahs. These … Continued

In a remarkable display of healing and resilience, Seha—the brave rhino who survived a horrific poaching attack—continues to inspire us all. Once left with devastating facial wounds, Seha now approaches our team with calm confidence, even gently rubbing his face against our vehicle in a touching sign of trust. This transformation is the result of … Continued

A Promising New Beginning We’re delighted to share some uplifting news from the field—our two recently relocated male cheetahs are thriving in their new environment! Since arriving in their temporary boma, the coalition has shown every sign of a successful adjustment. They’re confidently exploring their surroundings, maintaining a strong appetite, and displaying the alert, inquisitive … Continued

Protecting Wildlife with the Power of Thermal Vision As the sun sets over the African bush, most of the world begins to rest. But for our team at Saving The Survivors, nightfall signals a crucial shift—one where the threat of poaching rises, and our work becomes more urgent than ever. Thanks to cutting-edge thermal technology … Continued

We’re thrilled to share an exciting development in our ongoing mission to protect Africa’s rhinos: Saving the Survivors has officially partnered with Solio Game Reserve — a historic and highly successful sanctuary in Kenya. Since 2012, Saving the Survivors has worked tirelessly to provide advanced veterinary care to rhinos and other endangered wildlife wounded by … Continued

After 30 Years of Local Extinction We are thrilled to share some incredibly exciting news—cheetahs have returned to a 20,000-hectare reserve in Limpopo, South Africa, after more than three decades of local extinction. This marks a major step forward for both wildlife conservation and eco-tourism in the region. Restoring Balance to the Landscape The reserve … Continued

We are excited to announce a significant step forward for cheetah conservation in South Africa! A large Big 5 game reserve in Limpopo has requested the introduction of cheetahs—a first in the property’s history. With vast open savannah and an abundance of smaller game species, this reserve provides an ideal habitat for these incredible big … Continued

Saving The Survivors Featured on Italian TV!  We are excited to share that Saving The Survivors and our partnership with Insimbi Reserve were recently featured on the Italian TV program “Indovina chi viene a cena” on RAI 3 (15 March episode). This in-depth feature highlighted the critical conservation work we do to protect and care … Continued

Protecting Vulnerable Rhinos At Saving the Survivors, our mission is to protect and care for injured and endangered wildlife. Recently, we faced an urgent situation when two of our monitored rhinos lost their AI tracking collars due to fighting. These collars are vital for monitoring their movements and ensuring their safety, and without them, the … Continued