Tag: rhino

A Year of Triumphs in Endangered African Wildlife Conservation: 2023 in Review Introduction As the calendar turns from 2023, we pause to reflect on a year marked by significant strides in the realm of Endangered African Wildlife Conservation. Our heartfelt appreciation goes out to each supporter and partner. Your steadfast dedication has been the cornerstone … Continued

Celebrating Conservation Success: The Birth of a Rhino Calf at Insimbi Legacy Projects Introduction to African Wildlife Conservation In the vast landscapes of Africa, where the harmony of nature meets the wild, the preservation of endangered African wildlife stands as a testament to the efforts of dedicated conservationists and organisations. The birth of a Southern … Continued

New methods to heal animals The closure of large wounds in Elephants and Rhino is a substantial challenge for veterinarians.  This is especially true if there is no underlying bone that may be used to fasten dressings like Elephant leather, which will protect the wound and keep it sealed for better healing.  The STS vets … Continued

STS Veterinary unit in Mozambique was called to assess a mature pregnant white Rhino cow found in the South Africa – Mozambique Border with a severe limp and a deep wound potentially caused by a firearm. We quickly put together a rescue operation along with Sabie Game Park management and antipoaching team. The next morning after … Continued

January 2018 The White Bull and Her Calf The team had only just welcomed in the New Year when they were called out to this injured white rhino cow. Injured in a skirmish with a bull and with a young calf at her side the team treated the injury to her teat and a full … Continued