January 2019 – Wild and Free

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Marloth Wildlife Trust Fund

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We would like to thank Jeff and Mary Newman from the Marloth Wildlife Trust Fund for hosting our event today. You guys are just amazing. [...]

African Goshawk

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The African Goshawk enjoys some sun and soaking up some Vit D which is important for feather growth and general health [...]

How to tell if a snake is dangerous

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The Wild & Free Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre was established to help foster and rehabilitate injured, sick or misplaced indigenous Southern African wildlife.

Our doors are open 24/7 for admittance.

We also plan on doing educational talks and seminars, so please stay in touch.

Wild and Free Wildlife centre is a rehabilitation center for indigenous wildlife. Wild and Free Wildlife centre is a self-funded registered non-profit organisation (NPC 2016/306166/08), we are caring for South African wildlife that are injured and/or misplaced wildlife and are completely dependent on donations from the public and companies.

Deidre Joubert from Wild and Free Wildlife centre has opened a wildlife rehabilitation centre in Hectorspruit. She has eight years experience in indigenous wildlife rehabilitation and is also a member of the International Wildlife Rehabilitation Fraternity.