- Posted by: Landia Davies
- January 9, 2008, 11:11 am
Moholoholo Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre, in South Africa’s Limpopo Province near Kruger National Park is a non-profit organization serving as a haven for abandoned, injured and poisoned wildlife.
At the Moholoholo Centre wildlife rescued from all over South Africa are cared for and rehabilitated for re-introduction into their natural environments.
The rehabilitation centre also runs several successful breeding programs for endangered wildlife, such as the Crowned Eagle and others including Servals.
You can visit the Moholoholo Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre to see what they are doing to help care for wildlife in South Africa. On a guided day tour to the Moholoholo Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre you will see various wild animals, including:
- Lion - Leopard - Serval - Lynx - Honey Badger - Eagles - Vultures - Any baby animals they have at the time of your visit
You can also visit the Moholoholo Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre independently, renting a car and driving through from Hoedspruit or Kruger National Park yourself.
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Landia Davies has recently joined Africa Travel Guide as the new online editor. A nature lover and passionate traveler she loves exploring and is always looking for new adventures. Landia hopes to become a highly accomplished travel writer and knowledgeable vagabond. Growing up on the coast of South Africa, she enjoys the outdoors and soaking up local culture.
