Vision

Care for Wild envisions a future where viable, free-ranging populations of black and white rhinos thrive within protected, vibrant ecosystems. We strive for a sustainable development model that empowers and involves rural communities at the core of conservation efforts, ensuring the preservation of endangered species and the overall biodiversity of our planet.

Goals

1. 1.To achieve successful biodiversity conservation, Care for Wild recognizes the importance of partnerships with local communities and prioritizes the involvement of people in conservation efforts. As a result, we have established a sustainable development model that fosters inclusive partnerships and community-led projects to address the socio-economic challenges faced by local communities.
2. 2.To successfully rewild the rhino orphans and other wildlife under our care, these animals undergo a phased rewilding program and are released into healthy, protected ecosystems after rehabilitation. Our approach prioritizes the well-being of both the rhinos and the ecosystem they inhabit, recognizing the interconnectedness and mutual
3. 3.Rhino rehabilitation is a complex, dynamic and lengthy process that prepares orphaned or injured rhinos for reintroduction into their natural ecosystem. Successful rehabilitation provides the necessary care, support, and resources to facilitate their physical and psychological recovery, enabling them to thrive in the wild once again.