- To provide first aid and stabilisation facilities
for compromised indigenous wildlife.
- To rescue, raise, rehabilitate and release cases
back into a natural habitat, in consultation with stakeholders.
- To play a role in the education of local inhabitants
of the area, the public, learners at educational facilities and
volunteers in the principles of conservation and international
wildlife rehabilitation practices.
- To provide a research facility for educational institutions,
where needed.
Vision To be a world-class, self sustaining rehabilitation
facility for indigenous wildlife in Southern Africa.
Mission To rehabilitate and release indigenous wildlife back
into a natural habitat, whilst maintaining the highest ethical standards
and furthering conservation by playing a role in education of wildlife
professionals, volunteers, learners and members of the public.
The Objectives of the Centre