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Our rhino become refugees

Reasons to move Charly Seale, outdoorsman, sees the Texas grasslands as a potential sanctuary for South Africa’s rhinos. The vast area will aim to protect the endangered rhinos from poachers. In 2014, poachers hit a new record with 1,215 rhinos killed. International crime syndicates are after rhino horns, which are used in traditional Asian medicine and

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Part 3 – Going home!

The day started like any other. We woke up, played, had a nap, played, ate breakfast, had another nap, and played some more. Then they came to fetch us! There were about five families and they took us all into a room where we met with the families – our new families! They will be

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FOUR PAWS needs you

FOUR PAWS (Fourways) is running out of food and funds. The shelter feeds approximately 200 animals, and has huge vet bills to pay. FOUR PAWS works in 20 townships and provides sterilisations, vaccinations, veterinary treatments, etc. free of charge. They also trap and sterilise feral cats all over Johannesburg – even as far as Springs

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New cargo ban jeopardises trophy hunting industry

Global aviation giant, Emirates Airlines, has sent shock-waves through the South African hunting industry after it became the second major airline to place an embargo on the transport of elephant, rhino, lion and tiger hunting trophies in less than a month. The embargo becomes effective on Friday 15 May, a spokesperson for Emirates has confirmed. Throwing down the hunting trophy

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Confirmed case of rabies

The Gauteng Department of Agriculture and Rural Development has warned the public of the very real threat of rabies in the Helderkruin area. A 9 year old bull terrier was diagnosed with Rabies by the Onderstepoort Veterinary Institute Rabies laboratory. This previous reported rabies case in the area was in 2010 at Witpoortje. Rabies is a

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