Conservation, Animal Rehabilitation & Education
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Centre for Animal Rehabilitation and Education. Dedicated to wildlife rescue, care, release and conservation, specialising in chacma baboons.
"She smelled like her dead mother. They wanted to keep her and carried her in a sack. Her mother's body was there, full of maggots. I don't know how long they had her."
A tragically sad, malnourished new arrival. Thanks to member of the public Renee, she was rescued just in time. This little orphan girl was shutting down; body, mind and soul. Even after 3 days at C.A.R.E. with intensive TLC, fluid therapy and veterinary attention, she was still very weak.
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Clover-Mai is now a fully integrated member of Timothys Troop!
Adopt Clover-Mai
15€Every monthSupport Clover-Mai's rehabilitation journey for a whole yearValid for 12 months- Get quarterly updates
- An Adoption Certificate
- A photo of Clover-Mai
- Information about Clover-Mai & how you are helping
- Information about baboons
When will it end? Yet another orphan has arrived at C.A.R.E.. Orphaned baby baboon Oreo arrived at under 2 weeks old after his mother, exhausted from giving birth, was killed by a dog while trying to find easy food in a neighborhood with poor waste disposal.
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Luckily Oreo wasn't hurt, but was traumatised after witnessing his mothers death.
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Oreo is now a fully integrated member of Jaspers Troop!
Adopt Oreo
15€Every monthSupport Oreos rehabilitation journey for a whole yearValid for 12 months- Get quarterly updates
- An adoption certificate
- A photo of Oreo
- Information about Oreo & how you are helping
- Information about baboons
This orphaned baboon boy came to us after losing his mother due to humans. Based on the information we had, his mother was hit by a car which caused her death. He was removed from her dead body.
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Luckily her infant remained physically unharmed. His face has already darkened with stress however, and his poor little immune system took a while to catch up with the trauma.
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Jokke is now a fully integrated member of Ethans Troop!
Adopt Jokke
15€Every monthSupport Jokke's rehabilitation journey for a whole yearValid for 12 months- Get quarterly updates
- An adoption certificate
- A photo of Jokke
- Information about Jokke & how you are helping
- Information about baboons
When we received a call to pick up an orphaned baby baboon, we had no idea she would be in such a critical state. With a fractured skull, wounds all over her face & head & regular seizures we feared she wouldn't make it.
Initially we were concerned that the brain trauma had impacted her coordination and that she had extensive neurological damage which would prevent her from having a "normal baboon life", but after a few weeks Eleanor showed us that asides from her injury she was growing as an infant baboon should.
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Eleanor is now a fully integrated member of Cheeky Chumbles Troop!
Adopt Eleanor
15€Every monthSupport Eleanor's rehabilitation journey for a whole yearValid for 12 months- Get quarterly updates
- An adoption certificate
- A photo of Eleanor
- Information about Eleanor & how you are helping
- Information about baboons