FreeMe Wildlife

FreeMe Wildlife Inspiring an engaging and educated empathy for our wildlife and the environment. To help, please go to: www.freemewildlife.org
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All treatment of indigenous wildlife at FreeMe Wildlife is free of charge and we rely solely on the support of our community and corporate sponsors to fund our center.

23/06/2026

FreeMe Wildlife Zululand. ♥️

It takes a great team to build a great organization. Floating the new concrete slab for our backup water supply. Thanks Thabiso, Sakhile, and Bafana. We appreciate you. 🫵♥️

We love what we do, and how we do it... ♥️

FreeMe Wildlife Zululand. ♥️And so the work began... with this great team, Thabiso, Sakhile, and Bafana, the floating of...
23/06/2026

FreeMe Wildlife Zululand. ♥️

And so the work began... with this great team, Thabiso, Sakhile, and Bafana, the floating of this newly thrown concrete slab was done in no time at all... 😁💪

Thank you Kobus and Dylan (AFRIMAT Hluhluwe), for sponsoring this concrete for our back up water supply project. 🤗

If you would like to support this work, please email Wade: [email protected]

We love what we do, and how we do it... ♥️

FreeMe Wildlife Zululand. ♥️We've been busy... 😲Developing a new centre takes time and effort, and a lot of help. We fir...
23/06/2026

FreeMe Wildlife Zululand. ♥️

We've been busy... 😲

Developing a new centre takes time and effort, and a lot of help. We first need solid infrastructure before we develop anything, like fences, roads, electricity, and water... 💧

A special thank you to Kobus and Dylan (AFRIMAT Hluhluwe), for sponsoring us 8 cubic metres of 25mpa readymix concrete for the foundation slab of our backup water supply. We appreciate you. 🫵♥️

If you would like to be a part of this exciting new development, please email Wade: [email protected]

We love what we do, and how we do it... ♥️

Every act of kindness makes a difference.💚A big thank you to Kevin Barnsley for his continued generosity in donating and...
22/06/2026

Every act of kindness makes a difference.💚

A big thank you to Kevin Barnsley for his continued generosity in donating and sourcing hay for FreeMe Wildlife.

This hay provides warm, comfortable bedding for many of our wildlife patients during their rehabilitation, helping them feel safe while they recover.😁

Your ongoing support means the world to us, and even more to the animals in our care.

We love what we do, and how we do it... ❤

Can You See It? 🫣At first glance, this looks like nothing more than a patch of grass.But look a little closer…🤩Hidden am...
21/06/2026

Can You See It? 🫣

At first glance, this looks like nothing more than a patch of grass.

But look a little closer…🤩

Hidden amongst the vegetation is a tiny grey duiker, relying on one of nature’s greatest survival tools… camouflage.

Young grey duikers spend much of their early lives lying quietly and motionless in dense cover. Their soft brown coats blend perfectly into the surrounding grass and leaf litter, making them incredibly difficult for predators to spot.😱

Swipe to reveal our perfectly hidden little grassland expert! ➡️

We love what we do, and how we do it… ❤️

Working with ToPS (Threatened or Protected Species). ❤From fluffballs to fully feathered. 🪽After 5 months in care, our G...
21/06/2026

Working with ToPS (Threatened or Protected Species). ❤

From fluffballs to fully feathered. 🪽

After 5 months in care, our Grey Crowned Crane chicks have grown up beautifully. They are foraging, flying, and ready for freedom. 🏞❤

Birds like these can't be released just anywhere. Not only do they require a specific habitat (mixed wetland/grassland), they are highly social and will need to join a floater flock. These flocks can be unpredictable and may fly off just as quickly as they arrive in an area, so when we recieved confirmation that a flock was around we loaded up first thing in the morning and drove straight through for the release.

We love what we do, and how we do it... ❤

Working with ToPS (Threatened or Protected Species). ❤From fluffballs to fully feathered. 🪽Baby pictures... ❤🐾These two ...
20/06/2026

Working with ToPS (Threatened or Protected Species). ❤

From fluffballs to fully feathered. 🪽

Baby pictures... ❤🐾

These two Grey Crowned Crane chicks came to us in January at only 2 weeks old. They were confiscated by some concerned rescuers (a big thank you to Amy and Dougles Fletcher) from someone trying to sell them on the side of the road.

After 5 months in care, they are finally grown and ready for release. 🐦🏞️

We love what we do, and how we do it... ❤

The Tortoise Project. ❤️A few weeks ago, we shared the exciting news of our newly sponsored tortoise rehabilitation encl...
20/06/2026

The Tortoise Project. ❤️

A few weeks ago, we shared the exciting news of our newly sponsored tortoise rehabilitation enclosures. These specially designed enclosures providing a safe, spacious environment where rescued tortoises can recover, grow stronger, and prepare for their return to the wild. 🙏🏼

We love what we do, and how we do it… ❤️

The FreeMe Wildlife Experience. ❤One of our students, Xavier (FreeMe Wildlife Experience student) gaining valuable pract...
19/06/2026

The FreeMe Wildlife Experience. ❤

One of our students, Xavier (FreeMe Wildlife Experience student) gaining valuable practical experience by assisting with the collection of oral swab samples from an African Wildcat. 🐾

By taking part in procedures like these, our students gain insight into the important work that happens behind the scenes in wildlife rehabilitation.

We love what we do, and how we do it... ❤

19/06/2026

The smile behind the desk ❤️

Every day, members of the public arrive at FreeMe Wildlife seeking help, guidance, or support. Some are bringing in injured wildlife, some have questions, and others are looking for ways to contribute to our mission. For many, the front office is their very first interaction with FreeMe Wildlife.

And that means Megan (FreeMe Wildlife) is the first smile to greet you ❤️

From answering enquiries and coordinating visitors to assisting with administrative tasks and daily operations, Megan (FreeMe Wildlife), amongst many other people, plays an essential role in keeping FreeMe Wildlife running smoothly. She helps create a lasting experience for every person who walks through our doors and allows our rehabilitation team to focus on providing the best possible care for wildlife.

Wildlife conservation is often seen through the lens of the animals we help, but it also relies on dedicated people working in many different roles. Every role matters, and every contribution helps make our work possible. 🫶🏼

We love what we do, and how we do it… ❤️

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Karkloof Road
Howick
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