Why This Matters:

KwaZulu-Natal (Zululand), South Africa, remains a critical hotspot for rhino poaching, leaving many young calves orphaned and vulnerable. When rescued in time, the Zululand Rhino Orphanage steps in to provide them with:

Urgent medical care & emergency rescues to stabilize and treat injured calves.
Specialized nutrition & rehabilitation to help them grow strong and thrive.
A safe environment until they are ready to be released back into the wild.

Every calf saved is a step toward securing the future of this iconic species.

Wild Tomorrow's Impact:

As a dedicated partner of Zululand Conservation Trust, Wild Tomorrow actively supports rhino conservation by:

Providing essential food & supplies to ensure orphaned rhinos receive proper nutrition and care.
Sponsoring rhino dehorning procedures; a crucial intervention that helps deter poaching and protect vulnerable rhinos.
Expanding and safeguarding critical wildlife habitats to ensure a future for rhinos and other endangered species.

Together, we are working to turn poaching victims into conservation success stories.

Meet Karen Odendaal:

Karen Odendaal is a leading voice in rhino conservation, having played an integral role in the establishment of the Zululand Rhino Orphanage in 2017. She began her career as a black rhino monitor at Manyoni Private Game Reserve and now spearheads wildlife protection, habitat expansion, and pangolin rehabilitation initiatives. She holds an M.S. in Resource Conservation Biology from the University of the Witwatersrand and is a passionate advocate for Africa’s endangered species.

Protecting Orphaned Rhinos: From Crisis to Conservation

By Wild Tomorrow

Protecting Orphaned Rhinos: From Crisis to Conservation

From Zululand to NYC: Join Wild Tomorrow for a special evening with Karen Odendaal from Zululand Conservation Trust