Ubuntu Alliance is committed to safeguarding South Africa’s most iconic endangered species: the rhino, wild dogs, pangolin, and cheetah. Through dedicated conservation efforts, we work to protect these animals and preserve their habitats. Our goal is to create a future where both wildlife and people thrive in harmony.
Rhinos
Rhinos get poached at a rate
of >3 animals a day!
Why they are endangered
Rhinos are being systematically slaughtered for their horns, pushing the species to the brink of extinction within the next decade. Food For Rhinos is a sanctuary in South Africa, founded to offer these majestic creatures a secure refuge, free from poaching and harm. Their work is essential to preserve rhinos for future generations, ensuring their survival and welfare.
Whom We Serve
Adult Rhinos
These are rhinos that were forcibly removed from reserves due to poaching threats or the loss of family members to poachers. These rhinos need a safe and nurturing environment.
Injured Rhinos
Rhinos of all ages who have been physically harmed by poachers, suffering bullet wounds, knife injuries, or attacks from pangas. These rhinos require urgent medical care and long-term rehabilitation.
Orphaned Baby Rhinos
These young rhinos have lost their mothers to poaching. They need round-the-clock bottle-feeding, nurturing, and protection to grow strong and healthy before they can be safely reintegrated into the sanctuary.
What is being done with every donation
• Food to sustain rhinos on a daily basis.
• Security to protect rhinos from poaching.
• Medical care to ensure the health & rehabilitation of injured or orphaned rhinos.
• Land expansion to offer more space for rhinos in need.
There are fewer than 600 African
wild dogs remaining in South Africa.
‘The Vital
Balance Keepers’
Why their survival matters
African wild dogs play a crucial role in maintaining the balance of the ecosystem by regulating prey populations. Without them, entire ecosystems could collapse.
The Waterberg Wild Dog Initiative (WWDI) promotes the conservation of the Waterberg Wild Dogs by working within the community to monitor and collect data on the population, provide education, raise awareness, implement projects to mitigate threats, and promote the dogs’ ecotourism potential in the region.
How we protect them
● Threat Mitigation implement strategic projects to help mitigate short- and long term threats.
● Research in population’s demographics and movements.
● Ecotourism Potential promoting the ecotourism potential
● Education & Awareness educate and raise awareness.
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Wijerstraat 5
B-3520 Zonhoven
Belgium
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