Ways you can help –  (1)  Become a “Friend of Tenikwa”

Ways you can help –  (2)  Make a once-off donation

We appreciate all financial donations towards the cost of wildlife rehabilitation. Together we can do it.

Ways you can help –  (3)  Sponsor a Rehab Hospital Cage

Help us to manage our rehabilitation costs by donating a small sum of money each month through PayPal. Sponsor hospital cage in our High Care area.

Ways you can help –  (4)  Buy on-line where our suppliers donate a percentage of their profits to Tenikwa

Visit our online shop which has been set up in conjunction with The Atlas Bear. When you buy items from this store, part of the proceeds are donated to Tenikwa to help us rehabilitate wild animals and get them back to the wild where they belong.

Zawadi offers you a special 15% discount and donates 25% to Tenikwa when you shop through this special link  Zawadi Shop

Ways you can help –  (5)  Help feed one of our animals

The Covid-19 Pandemic has left us without our prime source of funding.  Despite this, a small team of dedicated staff are on-site to care for the animals of Tenikwa, and to admit wildlife in need of rehabilitation during this period until international tourism recovers.   

Any financial support, no matter how small during this trying time, would be greatly appreciated, so that we can continue being there for our wildlife.

This is Duma. He is an older boy now going on 12 years old! He currently eats about 3kg of food a day. He has specially prepared meals, he has fresh chickens that are skinned, have hard bones removed and specially prepped for his aging requirements. Your Donation buys his food for the day. Thank you for your support!

Meerkats are often considered to be good “pet” animals. This is not the case. They have highly developed social structures and need large family groups and lots of space to survive. For this reason we receive a LOT of meerkats. Your donation here helps to feed our Meerkat families for the day.

A firm favorite among visitors is our male Leopard, ZweLakhe, (pronounced Zwee-laa-key). He is fed daily and often we can hear him “pant-grunting” as we go about our daily business. Leopards are highly valued in illegal trade and we are very fortunate to have Zwe safe and sound with us at Tenikwa. Donate now towards his care.

Ways you can help –  (6)  Consider gifting a Voucher or buy an Annual Pass

Buy a Gift Voucher now, and redeem it when you visit Tenikwa.  Use it against any of our tours, and also against our accommodation and overnight experiences. The Gift Voucher can also be given as a present to someone special.