Keep Our Rescued Animals Healthy & Safe

by DAKTARI Bush School & Wildlife Orphanage
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Keep Our Rescued Animals Healthy & Safe
Keep Our Rescued Animals Healthy & Safe
Keep Our Rescued Animals Healthy & Safe
Keep Our Rescued Animals Healthy & Safe
Keep Our Rescued Animals Healthy & Safe
Keep Our Rescued Animals Healthy & Safe
Keep Our Rescued Animals Healthy & Safe
Keep Our Rescued Animals Healthy & Safe
Keep Our Rescued Animals Healthy & Safe
Keep Our Rescued Animals Healthy & Safe
Keep Our Rescued Animals Healthy & Safe
Keep Our Rescued Animals Healthy & Safe
Keep Our Rescued Animals Healthy & Safe
Keep Our Rescued Animals Healthy & Safe
Keep Our Rescued Animals Healthy & Safe
Keep Our Rescued Animals Healthy & Safe
Keep Our Rescued Animals Healthy & Safe
Keep Our Rescued Animals Healthy & Safe
Keep Our Rescued Animals Healthy & Safe
Keep Our Rescued Animals Healthy & Safe
Keep Our Rescued Animals Healthy & Safe
Keep Our Rescued Animals Healthy & Safe
Keep Our Rescued Animals Healthy & Safe
Keep Our Rescued Animals Healthy & Safe
Keep Our Rescued Animals Healthy & Safe
Keep Our Rescued Animals Healthy & Safe
Keep Our Rescued Animals Healthy & Safe

Project Report | Apr 8, 2025
Caring for Every Creature

By Michele Merrifield | Director

Eyeore
Eyeore

Dear Sponsors,

Thank you for your continued support of our Keep Our Animals Healthy and Safe project. Your donations help us care for each of our rescued animals with love, attention, and the best care possible.

Recently, we’ve focused on health checks and maintenance of our enclosures to keep our animals happy and comfortable. Our team and volunteers worked hard to improve shelters, enrich the animals’ environments, and ensure everyone—from meerkats to the caracal—is thriving.

One of our beloved residents, Eyore the donkey, has been facing some challenges with his right eye. Although he is already blind, his eye has become red and teary. Our dedicated wildlife vet visited him, gave him a few injections, and prescribed special medicine to help fight off any possible infection. Eyore continues to receive daily care, and we are monitoring his condition closely.

Thanks to your generosity, we were able to cover these veterinary costs and ensure that Eyore and all our animals receive the treatment they need to stay healthy and safe.

We’re so grateful to have you by our side, helping us give each animal the second chance they deserve.

With heartfelt thanks,
The DAKTARI Team

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DAKTARI Bush School & Wildlife Orphanage

Location: Hoedspruit, Limpopo Province - South Africa
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Michele Merrifield
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Hoedspruit , Limpopo Province South Africa

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