Food For Rhinos NPC

25/12/2025

Merry Christmas to everyone! And a special thanks to all our supporters!!

03/11/2025

After two weeks in Nele’s house, Isabella moved into her own stable. Waiting for her inside: a teddy bear. 🧸
She now sleeps with it every night. For a fragile calf, it’s not just a toy—it’s comfort, warmth, and safety.

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22/10/2025

Rescued rhino calves are often blindfolded to reduce stress. But Isabella’s eyes were too sensitive—risking cornea damage and infection. So the blindfold was removed the very same day.
The result? She trusted her carers more quickly… and drank from the bottle almost immediately. 🍼

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05/09/2025

Every donation, no matter the size, plays a crucial role in the success of our mission.
By contributing, you help provide:
Food to sustain rhinos on a daily basis.
Security to protect rhinos from poaching.
Medical care to ensure the health and rehabilitation of injured or orphaned rhinos.
Land expansion to offer more space for rhinos in need.

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11/08/2025

Let's all cross fingers that his leg will be able to carry his weight!🙏🤞🙏🤞🙏🤞

09/08/2025

The most beautiful piece of art!

REA doesn’t shout — it whispers truths.
About beauty. About loss. About urgency. Designed to be displayed, felt, and remembered, this piece invites us to reflect on what’s vanishing — and what we’re doing about it.

26/07/2025

The rhino crisis is real. But apathy is worse. Refuse to look away. Raise your voice — online, at home, in action.

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18/07/2025

What a wise but sad words....!!

Rhinos use their horns for defense, dominance, and digging. But we turned that strength into a target. It’s time to reverse that story.

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13/07/2025

Many people don’t realize that a rhinoceros’s iconic horn is composed entirely of keratin, the same protein that makes up human fingernails and hair. Unlike bones or cartilage, keratin is a tough, fibrous substance that provides strength and durability. Rhino horns grow continuously, allowing them to be used for defense, digging, and social interactions.

Sadly, despite their composition, these horns are highly sought after for traditional medicine and jewelry, leading to illegal poaching. Understanding that rhino horns are just keratin emphasizes their biological similarity to human nails, highlighting the importance of conservation efforts to protect these majestic creatures from extinction.

06/07/2025

Aren't those lights stunning?!

Where light becomes legacy.
These handcrafted windlights aren’t just décor — they’re a symbol of connection.
Every flicker of light stands for hope, awareness, and our collective responsibility to protect what cannot be replaced.
Made with care, created to matter.