A Beacon of Hope for South Africa’s Injured and Orphaned Animals
Discover the incredible work of the Moholoholo Rehabilitation Centre, a haven for injured, orphaned, and endangered animals. Located near Hoedspruit, this renowned facility offers visitors a chance to see wildlife conservation in action. Learn about the challenges faced by South Africa’s wildlife and how the centre is making a difference in preserving these species for future generations.

What to Expect
Guided Tours
Join an expert-led tour through the centre and meet a variety of animals being rehabilitated. From majestic eagles and vultures to lions, leopards, and rhinos, each animal has a unique story that highlights the importance of conservation.

Wildlife Education
Learn about the threats faced by wildlife, including habitat loss, poaching, and human-wildlife conflict. The guides provide valuable insights into the challenges and triumphs of caring for these animals.

Close Encounters
See wildlife up close in a safe and respectful environment. Moholoholo is home to several “permanent residents”—animals that cannot be released into the wild due to injury or other factors.

Conservation in Action
Discover the centre’s hands-on approach to wildlife rescue and rehabilitation. Witness the dedication of the team as they nurse animals back to health and prepare them for release into the wild whenever possible.

Bird of Prey Demonstrations
Marvel at the grace and power of South Africa’s raptors during an educational bird of prey demonstration. Learn about their role in the ecosystem and the threats they face.

Why Visit Moholoholo Rehabilitation Centre?
Support Wildlife Conservation: Your visit helps fund the care and rehabilitation of injured and orphaned animals.
Educational Experience: Gain a deeper understanding of wildlife conservation and the role you can play in protecting the environment.
Unique Encounters: Get up close to animals you may never see in the wild.
Inspiring Stories: Learn about the resilience of South Africa’s wildlife and the tireless efforts of the Moholoholo team.
Tour Highlights
Duration: Approximately 3 hours
What’s Included: Guided tour, animal interactions, and educational talks
What to Bring: Comfortable walking shoes, sunscreen, a camera, and a sense of wonder