The Limbe Wildlife Centre (LWC) is a wildlife rehabilitation and education centre in Cameroon.The centre currently provides care to more than 250 victims of the illegal wildlife trade including 15 primate species such as gorillas,chimpanzees and drills,in addition to other threatened species such as African grey parrots and pangolins.Rescued animals often arrive to the centre malnourished and in need of urgent medical attencion after they have been seized from the illegal wildlife trade.LWC provides medical care,a place of safety and a much-needed second chance for wildlife in need.Wherever possible,the LWC aim is to return rehabilitated wildlife back to the wild. https://limbewildlife.org/

Squirrel Rescue and Rehab Western Cape (257-249 NPO) is dedicated to the rehabilitation and rescue of orphaned and injured squirrels in the Western Cape. We aim to raise and rehabilitate babies or adults that can be successfully reintegrated back into the wild. WE DO NOT condone keeping wild animals as pets, and do not condone squirrels kept in captivity.

Being in nature, or even viewing scenes of nature reduces human anger, fear and stress and increases pleasant feelings. Exposure to nature makes humans feel better emotionally and contributes to their physical well-being. Humans are genetically programmed to find trees, plants, water and other nature elements engrossing, and when absorbed by nature scenes are distracted from pain and discomfort. Ellie Cares invites terminally ill children to Adventures with Elephants and we visit hospitals and schools educating the children about nature and the elephants assisted by Ellie, our custom-made Mascot.

We rescue abused and neglected horses and do outreach programs into community areas, and take feed, tack, basic medical supplies and treat the horses and educate the owners. We also bring in abused children and youth and victims of human trafficking to interact with the herd and find peace, healing and hope. We are planning another outreach and need funds to buy the medical supplies and feed. We help 90 children and 40 women every month. We see 60 to 70 horses on each outreach and ensure each one has what it needs and the owner is educated in proper care, feeding and riding. We have made a difference and saved many lives, both horse and human .

Founded 9 years ago, to care for so-called gutter cats or feral cats as commonly known. We trap neuter and return these cats, care for them medically, feeding, etc. During covid we found that less fortunate owners cant afford to spay their pets and contributing to the numerous unwanted litters all destined to be part of this circle. We spay and neuter at least 60 animals per month and care for them. We are proud of what we stand for in Animal Welfare, combatting animal abuse and cruelty by stopping numerous unwanted pets .

Graskop animals in need is an animal shelter that rescues, rehabilitates and re homes animals. We work in the disadvantaged areas of our community and have a feeding scheme and sterilization campaign. Due to a 70% unemployment rate in Graskop, donations are basically non existent, to sustain the shelter. Our sim this coming year is to acquire a large piece of land where a Graskop Town Shelter can be built.

Our team of volunteers visit rural communities outside Hoedspruit each month and offer free veterinary care and education on animal welfare, there are no veterinary facilities in these communities. Volunteers vaccinate dogs to prevent common canine diseases from being transmitted to wildlife in adjacent reserves. HALO's goal is to sterilise and vaccinate the majority of the dog population. We are currently building a holding facility in one of the rural communities where dogs can recover from illness and injury and have employed two local people to work full-time caring for the dogs. Funding received from grants and donations is allocated 100% for the care of the dogs.

Building started in 2019 and the steel frame and roof erected with a clear plan and adequate funding. The Barn would become a safe space to house our special needs animals, offer facilities to generate funding for the Sanctuary, provide accommodation for visitors/volunteers/staff, and serve as a hub for our outreach programs with office and training space to facilitate this. Once started, however, COVID struck the globe. The price of steel trebled and we used our entire budget to finish the steel frame and roof. The project was halted so that the Sanctuary could weather lockdown as resources were redirected towards animal care and day to day.

Silver Paws is a kennel-free, home based retirement sanctuary for senior and disabled dogs in KZN, South Africa.

Umoya Khulula Wildlife Centre is a non-profit rehabilitation facility situated in Limpopo, South Africa. Dedicated to the rescue, rehabilitation, and release of local wildlife that have been orphaned, injured, displaced, or confiscated from the illegal trade. Established in 2018, we are known for are high standards of welfare and rehabilitation. The Centre supports numerous animals at any given time, many of which are victims of human-wildlife conflict, poaching and other illegal wildlife activities. Our staff work to ensure that each animal is given exactly what they need to safely get back to being released back into the wild – where they belong.

The Vervet Monkey Foundation (VMF) is a non-profit organization established in 1993. The VMF is based in Tzaneen (Limpopo) South Africa. For the moment the VMF cares for more than 570 vervet monkeys: all orphaned, injured, formerly used in labs or ex-pets. In addition to try and rehabilitate the monkeys in their natural environment, the foundation is a place of education and an opportunity for volunteers to study and safeguard the behavior and environment of these indigenous monkeys. The VMF welcomes volunteers of all ages and from all backgrounds (veterinarians, ethologists, etc.). Finally, the foundation promotes a vegan lifestyle to support the environment and combat animal suffering.

The Society for Animals in Distress (SAID) is on a mission to transform lives by providing professional veterinary care to animals in low- to no-income communities. We don’t just treat animals—we create change. By educating foundation-phase children, we nurture empathy and compassion, building a future where care and kindness flourish. Supported by donors, sustainable income streams, and dedicated volunteers, SAID delivers impactful services that improve animal welfare and empower communities. Every action we take is guided by excellence and tailored to our resources, ensuring we make the biggest difference possible—for animals, people, and a better tomorrow.

Summerveld Hound Resort Dog Rescue Sanctuary is a kennel-free and pro-life sanctuary in KZN dedicated to rescuing, rehabilitating, and caring for abused, abandoned, and stray dogs. As a registered non-profit and public benefit organization, it provides a lifelong, safe haven for its rescues, ensuring they receive medical care, nourishment, and love. With a no-kill policy, the sanctuary prioritizes animal welfare, advocating for responsible pet ownership and sterilization. It relies on donations to cover the costs of food, shelter, and veterinary care, fostering a compassionate community for rescued dogs.