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Rehabilitation & Rewilding of Rhino Orphans

One Rhino Orphan’s Remarkable Journey

Rehabilitation & Rewilding of Rhino Orphans

The Greater Kruger landscape remains one of the most important strongholds for rhino conservation, yet poaching continues to threaten the future of the species. Through the Singita Lowveld Trust's long-standing commitment to rhino conservation, we work alongside conservation partners to help safeguard rhino populations across the region.

Through our partnership with Care for Wild, the world's largest rhino orphan sanctuary, the Singita Lowveld Trust supports the rehabilitation and rewilding of rhino orphans. Annual sponsorship contributes towards veterinary care, nutrition, security, monitoring, habitat management, and long-term rehabilitation requirements.

The goal is to return rehabilitated rhinos to the wild, where they can once again contribute to healthy, resilient populations across the Greater Kruger landscape.

Singita guests also have the opportunity to visit Care for Wild through dedicated conservation experiences, offering a deeper understanding of rhino conservation and the commitment required to secure a future for one of Africa's most iconic species.

Key Successes

  • Supporting the rehabilitation and rewilding of two rhino orphans through the Singita Lowveld Trust's annual partnership with Care for Wild.
  • Providing long-term support for veterinary care, nutrition, security, habitat management and rehabilitation, giving orphaned rhinos the best possible chance of returning to the wild.
  • Contributing to the recovery of orphaned rhinos that will ultimately help strengthen wild rhino populations across the Greater Kruger landscape.
  • Creating opportunities for Singita guests to engage directly with rhino conservation through immersive experiences at Care for Wild, helping build greater awareness and support for the species.

How can I support this project?

Every donation helps give these vulnerable animals a second chance, supporting their recovery, long-term survival, and ultimately contributing to the protection of the species as a whole.

  • USD 150 – Provide a 15kg bag of specialised milk formula, essential for the healthy growth of an orphaned calf
  • USD 250 – Equip a caregiver with a uniform, boots, a radio, and essential daily equipment
  • USD 500 – Replenish medical and wound care supplies to ensure injuries are treated quickly and effectively
  • USD 1,000 – Fund a camera or tablet to support monitoring and recording rhino behaviour and care
  • USD 1,500 – Support emergency veterinary care for injured or sick rhino

SPONSOR A RHINO ORPHAN’S FULL JOURNEY

  • USD 20,000 – annual cost of one rhino orphan’s ICU and bottle-feeding phase (year 1)
  • USD 9,000 – annual cost of one rhino orphan’s weaning phase (year 2-4)

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