WORLD WILDLIFE RESCUE
A safe space where wildlife
can recover and thrive
The world’s first land and air direct rescue operations for trafficked, endangered and at-risk wildlife
OUR COLLECTIVE MISSION
10,000 lions –save, protect and rescue the species
10 million acres –transformed into wildlife arcsand sanctuaries
10 sanctuaries –to support viable big cat and rhino populations
10,000 women –alleviate poverty, empower intergenerational change
ABOUT US
WORLD WILDLIFE RESCUE
We are a global team of diverse wildlife experts - conservationists, zoologists, veterinarians, game rangers, doctors, and other professionals - who have come together to create the world’s first direct rescue and rehabilitation center for trafficked wildlife. WWR is founded by Rochelle James, conservation biologist.
Our mission is to rescue and rehabilitate trafficked, endangered, and at-risk wildlife in Africa and worldwide through direct rescue operations from its wildlife rescue hospital and rehabilitation center. Our focus is on rhino and big cats.
We are part of a collective group of six entities working together to fulfil a shared vision - to build sustainable civilisations where wildlife and community can thrive together. See Our Group for more information.
World Wildlife Rescue is a US 501(c)(3) public charity.
WHY OUR WORK IS VITAL
Legal and illegal wildlife trade
is a giant multibillion dollar industry that is driving wildlife toward extinction.
Animals - trafficked much like people, drugs, and guns - are taken directly from the wild, from their families, and smuggled all over the world.
Most do not make the journey and die alone in terrifying conditions.
THE AFRICAN WILDLIFE CRISIS
It's not too late if we act NOW!
OUR FOCUS
OUR IMPACT
1. Africa's larges wildlife hospital, rescue and rehabilitation center Southern Africa
2. 24-hour land and air rapid response team for trafficked, confiscated, injured, abused and at-risk wildlife
3. 24-hour specialist veterinary treatment and care for rescued wildlife at our hospital site
4. Soft release program on our 30,000 acre conservation managed site
5. Cheetah rescue and conservation program
6. Lion rescue center for injured, abused and endangered lions
7. Black rhino rescue, breeding and reintroduction project with our resident rhinos
8. Baby rhino orphanage on our wildlife hospital site by 2023
OUR PROJECTS
Saving endangered wildlife from EXTINCTION
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Donate and help us save endangered wildlife
Thank you for making a difference
