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Some of our Survivors
Rhinos
Thandi and Themba
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.
Rhinos
Hope
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.
Wilddogs
African Wilddogs
African Wild dogs, or Painted Wolves, are one of Africa’s most endangered species.
Rhinos
Amy
The Saving the Survivors Team with the assistance of the Ford Wildlife Foundation attended to Amy, a White rhino cow whose horn was damaged in a poaching incident.
Cheetahs
Sanbona
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.
Rhinos
Seha
Saving The Survivors treated this severely injured twelve year old White rhino bull in the North West province after a vicious attack by poachers.
Elephants
Jabu
Jabu is an African elephant. He injured his lower limb in a tussle with a wild elephant bull and then later further injured the same limb by falling in a hole.
Rhinos
Vrystaat
The STS Team, Dr’s Johan Marais and Zöe Glyphis, attended to the young White rhino bull, ‘Vrystaat’, that was shot and his face disfigured.
Rhinos
Mel
Mel is an adult White rhino cow that sustained a severe deep injury at the base of her front horn, which we thought was the result of a gunshot wound.
Rhinos
Lions Den and Dingle Dell
On Friday the 30th of August 2013, three rhinos were darted by poachers and de-horned on Kapama Game Reserve.
Rhinos
Lady and Higgins
These two beautiful adult White rhino, a bull and cow, were attacked in the Western Cape and their horns were brutally hacked off.
Survivors
Rhinos
Thandi and Themba
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.
Rhinos
Hope
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.
Rhinos
African Wilddogs
African Wild dogs, or Painted Wolves, are one of Africa’s most endangered species.
Rhinos
Amy
The Saving the Survivors Team with the assistance of the Ford Wildlife Foundation attended to Amy, a White rhino cow whose horn was damaged in a poaching incident.
Rhinos
Sanbona
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.
Rhinos
Seha
Saving The Survivors treated this severely injured twelve year old White rhino bull in the North West province after a vicious attack by poachers.
Rhinos
Jabu
Jabu is an African elephant. He injured his lower limb in a tussle with a wild elephant bull and then later further injured the same limb by falling in a hole.
Rhinos
Vrystaat
The STS Team, Dr’s Johan Marais and Zöe Glyphis, attended to the young White rhino bull, ‘Vrystaat’, that was shot and his face disfigured.
Rhinos
Mel
Mel is an adult White rhino cow that sustained a severe deep injury at the base of her front horn, which we thought was the result of a gunshot wound.
Rhinos
Lions Den and Dingle Dell
On Friday the 30th of August 2013, three rhinos were darted by poachers and de-horned on Kapama Game Reserve.
Rhinos
Lady and Higgins
These two beautiful adult White rhino, a bull and cow, were attacked in the Western Cape and their horns were brutally hacked off.