Saving the Survivors

General information

Saving the Survivors was started in 2012 to treat and care for rhino that have fallen victim to poaching or traumatic incidents. This includes rhino that have been wounded, rhino where the horn has been hacked off, as well as victims of snaring and other trauma. It is estimated that between 80 and 120 animals per year will benefit from this project, and this number will sadly increase as the poaching problem escalates.

Whilst we focus most of our attention on rhino, we also treat any other endangered species in need. The Saving the Survivors team has worked on Lion, Leopard, African Wilddog, Sable and Roan antelope, and Elephant.

Most of these animals are being treated in the bush in their natural environment, as transporting them is not always possible, and it is often extremely stressful. We work throughout Southern Africa, but we also offer assistance to endangered species worldwide.

If you would like to make a donation to the project, please visit - http://savingthesurvivors.org/#donate or alternatively our bank details are as follows:

Account name: Saving the Survivors NPC
Bank: First National Bank
Branch Code: 251045
Account Number: 62578499751
Please use the reference: STS + your name

For International donations:
The swift code is FIRNZAJJ
Bank address: 526 Rachel De Beer Street, Pretoria, 0182