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Tag Archives: Widlife Rehabilitation

Penguin Release June 2026 Plettenberg Bay

Fabulous Five find freedom

Rehabilitation Admissions and Releases, Wildlife RescueBy Mandy23rd June 2026

By Keri McMorran Fabulous Five find freedom 15 June 2026 we got the call we had been waiting for! We got the go ahead that 20 June 2026 would be perfect for our penguin release…. 5 days notice from Ocean Sailing Charters who always keep an eye on the weather for us for the best…

A Bridge over Troubled Waters

Rehabilitation Admissions and Releases, Wildlife RescueBy Mandy23rd June 2026

A Bridge over troubled waters 6 May 2026 ……… As most people along the Garden Route know, this day was the start of a very difficult 3 weeks for most of us. With winds picking up to over 100kph, driving rain fall of 300mm causing severe flooding in some areas, thousands of trees of all…

One of the four caracal cubs admitted into rehabilitation at Tenikwa

Setting them free

Rehabilitation Admissions and Releases, Wildlife RescueBy Mandy24th October 2025

By Keri McMorran SETTING THEM FREE We have had quite a few interesting releases this year in 2025, but there are four that we wanted to share with you We raised and released four female caracals this year, all of them orphaned. They came to us as tiny kittens that should have been raised by…

The pure bred African Wild Cat called Mr Beans in rehab at Tenikwa Wildlife Rehabilitation and Awareness Centre in Plettenberg Bay

You Have A Friend In Me

Conversations on Conservation, Wildlife RescueBy Mandy23rd October 2025

By Keri McMorran YOU HAVE A FRIEND IN ME This is not the usual  story of wildlife rehabilitation. Read on to learn about Beans and Sausage… In April 2025 we received a kitten that looked very much like an African Wildcat and he needed our help. He was paralyzed in his hind legs, but was…

Dublin and Flipper have found love at Tenikwa in rehabilitation

Together Forever

Rehabilitation Admissions and Releases, Wildlife RescueBy Mandy19th March 2025

By Keri McMorran Love Blooms where Tragedy struck twice This is the heart-ache story of two penguins we fondly know as Dublin and Flipper, whose fate is intertwined. On 8 January 2024,  SanParks brought a young penguin to Tenikwa for rehabilitation. She was classified as a “blue” which is the general name for a juvenile…

Striped polecats in rehabilitation at Tenikwa Rehabilitation and Awareness Centre

Polecats or Penguins

Rehabilitation Admissions and Releases, Wildlife RescueBy Mandy23rd February 2025

By Keri McMorran Polecats or Penguins A Lot of our stories are often about our penguins and their rehabilitation and releases, so we are going to be sticking with the black and white theme, but today it isn’t penguins……. In October 2024 , we received these two little polecat brothers for rehabilitation from Cape Nature.…

Penguin in High Care Rehab Cage

Visits by rehabilitation sponsors

Environmental Management, Rehabilitation Admissions and Releases, Wildlife RescueBy Mandy31st March 2024

By Keri McMorran High Care facilities at Tenikwa When animals are admitted to our rehabilitation centre, they normally spent their first three days of stabilisation in our high care facilities. This quiet and warm area is equipped with several cages which serve as an important part of the initial recovery process allowing them to de-stress…

The penguin who was scared of water

Rehabilitation Admissions and ReleasesBy Mandy23rd March 2024

By Keri McMorran Backman- The penguin who was scared of water The story of Backman …so far . Tenikwa is equipped with a rehabilitation centre and currently back to full operation for injured and abandoned wild animals. Tenikwa forms part of a network of rehabilitation centres along the coast who rescue and rehabilitate penguins before…

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