World Wildlife Day 2024
Connecting People and Planet: Exploring Digital Innovation in Wildlife Conservation Embracing Digital Frontiers in African Wildlife Conservation As we celebrate World Wildlife Day 3rd March 2024, this...
View Article12 years with Thandi
A Journey from Tragedy to Triumph The Tale of Thandi: A Symbol of Survival and Hope Twelve years ago, the serene landscapes of the Kariega Game Reserve were shattered by a devastating poaching...
View ArticleHope Update
Hope’s Latest Triumphs: A Beacon of Hope in the Fight Against Wildlife Crime A Moonlit Vigilance In the heart of the African bush, where the moon casts its luminous glow, our anti-poaching hero, Hope,...
View ArticleOngoing Rhino Anatomy Research
Exploring Uncharted Territory: Saving The Survivors’ Breakthrough in Rhino Anatomy Research At Saving The Survivors, our mission has always been clear: to protect and rehabilitate Rhino survivors in...
View ArticleDiscovering the True Big Five
When you hear the term “Big Five,” vivid images of Africa’s majestic wildlife likely come to mind. Originally, this term described the five most challenging animals to hunt: the Lion, Leopard, Rhino,...
View ArticleReflecting on Hope’s Story:
Have We Learned Anything? Nearly a decade ago, wildlife photographer Adrian Steirn shared the poignant story of Hope, a resilient Rhino who survived a brutal poaching attack that left her mutilated and...
View ArticleSaving Lives, One X-Ray at a Time!
At Saving The Survivors, our mission is to heal and protect the precious wildlife that graces our planet. Recently, our dedicated team embarked on an incredible journey to help an 8-month-old orphaned...
View ArticleExciting Update from Saving The Survivors!
We are thrilled to share a glimpse into our latest efforts to protect and conserve the magnificent Black Rhino population in South Africa! Thanks to your incredible support, our team, led by founder...
View ArticleA Full Moon Rescue:
Saving a White Rhino from Poachers Under the serene light of a full moon, poachers once again struck, targeting one of nature’s magnificent creatures. This time, a Southern White Rhino cow became their...
View ArticleBreakthrough in Elephant Communication Research
📢🐘 Hey Elephant! What’s your name? 📢🐘 We’re thrilled to share groundbreaking research by Michael A. Pardo and George Wittemyer from Colorado State University, revealing that African savannah Elephants...
View ArticleHappy Birthday Daniel!
Celebrating Daniel’s 5th Birthday: A Story of Resilience and Friendship At Saving The Survivors, every Rhino’s journey is a testament to resilience, hope, and the incredible bonds formed along the way....
View ArticleSeha’s Journey : Soon to be a Dad again?
The Ultimate Rhino Survivor Thriving Against the Odds In the vast, dusty plains of Africa, where the sunsets paint the sky in hues of orange and gold, a remarkable story of resilience and hope unfolds....
View ArticleSeha the Survivor
Dominance and Hope for the Future Seha, our incredible rhino survivor, captured in a powerful moment standing proudly on one side of the fence, with a group of rhinos on the other side. Lately, Seha...
View ArticleRhino Poaching Crisis: The Unseen Reality
Warning: The following article contains details of rhino poaching, which some may find distressing. As we confront the escalating rhino poaching crisis, the true scale of this tragedy often remains...
View ArticleA Heartwarming Success Story: Giraffe Calf Rehabilitation!
We are thrilled to share an inspiring update about one of our most unforgettable patients—the young giraffe calf who captured our hearts last year. You may remember this little survivor, who arrived at...
View ArticleSaving the Survivors: Mission in Action
Our team recently responded to yet another heartbreaking case of rhino poaching, demonstrating once more the urgent need for vigilant conservation efforts. This time, an adult White Rhino cow was the...
View ArticleWorld Elephant Day: A Special Case Report from Dr. Johan
In honour of World Elephant Day, we’re pleased to share an extraordinary case from the field, featuring one of our most recent and unique patients. Dr. Johan Marais, our founder and lead veterinarian,...
View ArticleInspiring the Next Generation of Wildlife Champions
At Saving the Survivors, our mission extends beyond treating and protecting Africa’s endangered wildlife—we’re also committed to educating and inspiring the next generation of conservationists....
View ArticleRescuing a Young Rhino Bull
A Fight for Survival and Healing Recently, our team was called to assist a young adult rhino bull who had sustained a serious injury during a territorial battle with another rhino. The reserve staff...
View ArticleThe Roar of Success
Lions Return to Mozambique’s Zinave National Park We are delighted to share a groundbreaking milestone in wildlife conservation—lions have made their triumphant return to Mozambique’s Zinave National...
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