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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.

Working together to enrich lives...❤Sharing the importance of vultures on International Vulture Awareness Day ❤🦅We love ...
05/09/2026

Working together to enrich lives...❤

Sharing the importance of vultures on International Vulture Awareness Day ❤🦅

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

https://youtu.be/FQnUhSCdRJQ?si=Ztmdr0iDMSGS3sXm

In this special episode, Ryne chats with Tammy from FreeMe Wildlife...

Another evening rescue... 😲More on this Cape Vulture later. 🤔🧐We love what we do, and how we do it... ♥️
04/09/2026

Another evening rescue... 😲

More on this Cape Vulture later. 🤔🧐

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

Can you guess who’s in the box…?😱❤️This big girl has been practicing her loops in the FreeMe Wildlife Aerodrome, and fin...
04/09/2026

Can you guess who’s in the box…?😱❤️

This big girl has been practicing her loops in the FreeMe Wildlife Aerodrome, and finally the day has come… it’s time for that door to open and for her to go home 🥳

Keep your eyes peeled for the release reveal 😍

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

03/09/2026

Working with ToPS (Threatened or Protected Species)… ❤️

From Bottles to Bowls! 🥳🥛

The three Serval kittens have officially mastered the transition from bottle to bowl! After their last bottle feeds (which they always preferred to the bowls), they quickly figured out that milk can still be enjoyed, just without a human attached to it. 😂

When switching over to bowl feeds, it’s important that we do a slow change over, only removing the bottle once the kittens have figured out the bowl to make sure they still get the right amount of nutrients 😁like a clutch accelerator effect🤭

Drinking independently from a bowl is an important step in rehabilitation as it limits unnecessary human contact and helps prevent habituation and imprinting. The aim is for them to associate food with their environment, rather than people, helping to maintain their natural wild behaviour.❤️

And then there’s the weaver… 👀Although no longer alive, it provides valuable natural prey enrichment. This little kitten is paying close attention to it, showing curiosity and interest in a potential food source. Using natural prey where appropriate is one of the best ways to mimic the experiences they would encounter in the wild.🐾

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

Working with ToPS (Threatened or Protected Species). ❤Vulture in distress... 🦅🚑Once we arrived back at the centre, our t...
02/09/2026

Working with ToPS (Threatened or Protected Species). ❤

Vulture in distress... 🦅🚑

Once we arrived back at the centre, our team got to work assessing and treating the injured Cape Vulture. While he had put up a bit of a fight during his rescue, his energy levels had dropped significantly by the time we admitted him. 🤕

After being stabilised, he was settled into a room for the night and a vet visit was booked for the next day. 🩺

The FreeMe Wildlife Online Experience.❤️Expand your knowledge and develop valuable skills through our flexible online co...
02/09/2026

The FreeMe Wildlife Online Experience.❤️

Expand your knowledge and develop valuable skills through our flexible online courses, designed to fit around your schedule and interests. Our online learning experience allows you to learn at your own pace.

Explore flexible learning opportunities designed to help you expand your knowledge and deepen your understanding of wildlife rehabilitation.🐾

https://freemewildlife.org/online-course-checkout/

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

And… another release 🥳❤️These two Egyptian Goose goslings arrived at FreeMe Wildlife as tiny, vulnerable babies. After m...
02/09/2026

And… another release 🥳❤️

These two Egyptian Goose goslings arrived at FreeMe Wildlife as tiny, vulnerable babies. After months in care growing strong, the big day arrived…release! 🥳

A big thank you to David Smith for making this release possible 🙏🏼
We appreciate you 🫵❤️

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

Can you guess who these owls are?! 🦉❤️Do you remember the little barn owls where one had a broken wing and the other, a ...
01/09/2026

Can you guess who these owls are?! 🦉❤️

Do you remember the little barn owls where one had a broken wing and the other, a broken leg and a broken wing? 🤔

The recent soft release update included these two, which only means one thing… they passed their pre-release test 🥳

Now the 4 week process begins 😁

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

Working with ToPS (Threatened or Protected Species). ❤Vulture in distress... 🦅🚑On Sunday morning, a message went out on ...
01/09/2026

Working with ToPS (Threatened or Protected Species). ❤

Vulture in distress... 🦅🚑

On Sunday morning, a message went out on the Vulture Response Group about a Cape Vulture with an injured wing on a farm in the Free State. After confirming with the farmer that the Vulture was somewhat contained in a large camp, our team loaded up and set off on the 7-hour round trip to catch and collect him.

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

Soaking in sunshine. ☀🐢As ectotherms, also known as cold-blooded animals, our tortoises spend much of their mornings bas...
01/09/2026

Soaking in sunshine. ☀🐢

As ectotherms, also known as cold-blooded animals, our tortoises spend much of their mornings basking in the sun. This helps to get their body temperatures up to an acceptable level for the day's activities. Activities such as eating, walking, eating, digesting, and eating again.

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

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