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| Operator: | SAVE Volunteering |
| Price From: | 1,515 USD |
| Ideal Age Range: | 19 to 30, 31 to 50 |
| Fitness Needs: | Moderately Fit |
| Program duration: | 2 weeks |
Cat lovers, here’s your calling! Travel to South Africa and participate in a wild cats volunteer program. You’ll have the opportunity to care for and learn about Africa’s cats and other animals such as lions, meerkats, black back jackals, bat-eared foxes and more!
After two days of orientation in Johannesburg, you’ll head to the farm, located on the border of the Northern Cape and Free State. The farm is also a sanctuary that cares for injured, abused or displaced animals. If they are unable to be rehabilitated to the point of release, they will spend their lives on the farm in good care.
You’ll spend your days working towards the goal of rehabilitation and release of animals to the wild. The animals will contribute to the repopulation of their species. This program does not support canned hunting, so you can rest assured the rehabilitated animals are not being released into these conditions.
Get ready for some hard work for a good cause, your presence on this program is needed and so very appreciated!
Working with animals requires flexibility as the needs of the program may change. Here's an idea of what your schedule may look like while on the program:
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| Continent: | Africa |
| Official Language(s) | 11 - Afrikaans, Northern Sotho, English, Southern Ndebele, Southern Sotho, Swazi, Tsonga, Tswana, Venda, Xhosa, Zulu |
| Capital: | No official capital. Three branches of government split between Cape Town, Pretoria and Bloemfontein |
| Population | 54,956,900 (2015) |
| Climate(s) | Desert (Warm/Cold), Semi-arid (Warm/Cold), Mediterranean (Warm/Temperate), Humid Subtropical, Oceanic (Subtropical/Warm/Temperate) |
| Major Airport(s): | Cape Town (CPT), Johannesburg (JNB), Durban (DUR) |
| Economic Driver(s): | Mining, Agriculture, Manufacturing, Tourism |
