BLACK RHINO CALF UPDATE Just over a week after the arrival of this young, orphaned black rhino calf, the Care for Wild team are happy to report that he has progressed through some important milestones in the rehabilitation journey. By nature, black rhinos are more shy and wary than their white rhino counterparts. Caregivers must be alert and respectful at all times when working with a black rhino. Slowly, Ryno and Lucas have managed to break through the scared and defensive layers of this little

BREAKING NEWS - 2nd ORPHANED RHINO RESCUE UNDERWAY IN 24 HOURSIt’s 7:30 am here at Care for Wild on 1st January 2025 and we are filming directly from the helipad as we await the arrival of a 2nd orphaned rhino calf in the last 24 hours. Petronel received a call early this morning from Kruger Park veterinarian Dr Peter Buss, informing us of another orphaned rhino calf being airlifted to safety. No rest and no partying for the Care for Wild team last night or today but we are so incredibly gratefu