CARE BABOON REHABILITATION CENTRE
SANCTUARY & REHABILITATION FOR RELEASE
We were established in 1989 and have released over 12 rehabilitated troops of baboons and a myriad of other smaller wildlife species. We specialise in rehabilitation for release of our beautiful baboons and other small indigenous wildlife, on the riverside of the Olifants River in Limpopo South Africa.
The Rehabilitation Centre, established by the late Founder Rita Miljo and bequeathed to her trusted assistant Stephen Munro, was established with the momentum of a simple question;
“Why wait until a species is on the brink of extinction before we try to help?”
C.A.R.E., located in the heart of a "Big 5 Nature Reserve" between Hoedspruit and Phalaborwa, bordering the Kruger National Park South Africa, is a wildlife rehabilitation sanctuary dedicated to the care, welfare, rehabilitation and protection of injured and orphaned indigenous wild animals. Featured on Animal Planet, ITV, Carte Blanche and in other media, C.A.R.E. is renowned for the vital, life-saving and pioneering work with wildlife.
C.A.R.E. has been a pioneer in the rehabilitation and release of chacma baboons for over 29 years along with helping other small animals and small birds too.
Freedom is the end goal for all the incredible beings that need our help, but for our dear elderly residents and most psychologically damaged individuals; we offer a permanent home, a sanctuary.
We believe that all animals, no-matter how small or large deserve respect and to live harmoniously with us humans. We pledge that we will help as and when we are called. From the smallest bird, to South Africa's largest primate; the charasmatic and misunderstood baboon, we will help and we care!
We have an extensive wildlife "friends" network to help with transport and welcome all the support and assistance offered.
We run solely on the generosity of wonderful people and supporters - like you! Our Volunteer Programme along with donations, funds the vital, life-saving and pioneering work that we do!
Committed to Environmental Education
The Centre for Animal Rehabilitation and EDUCATION (C.A.R.E.)
Education is in our name and something we are very passionate about. Education is key to saving the animals and our planet. Our team members are visiting local schools, have educational stalls in shopping malls, are committed to educating our overseas and local volunteers and have a big online presence to reach all corners of the globe! Baboons are not pets or pests and we can co-exist.
Specialised Orphan Baboon Rehabilitation
C.A.R.E.'s main focus is chacma baboon rescue, rehabilitation and release with over 28 years of experience. Orphan infants are nurtured, given a baboon family and prepared for release. C.A.R.E. has released rehabilitated baboons since 1994.
CARE for Orphaned Wildlife
All animals matter and all wild animals should be in expert care for rehabilitation and release. Our fully equipped centre is in the middle of Balule wild animal nature reserve.
Onsite Veterinary Clinic
We have an equipped onsite Veterinary Clinic, Education and Outreach centre, specialised bonding and rehabilitation enclosures along with semi-wild enclosures to provide expert care to orphaned, injured and abused baboons and wildlife.
Looking for a Career Opportunity?
We need your help! C.A.R.E. is run, managed and directed entirely by volunteers.
We have a staff of 14 local African's and the rest of the team are primarily volunteers.
If you are looking for a short or long-term volunteer experience, internship, veterinary experience or voluntary staff position get in touch!
Read our latest Blog below
May 26, 2018
May 26, 2018
