Donate to save Rhino

Saving a species from extinction requires both a national and global effort. Saving one rhino at a time, the corporate funding, community donations and support from caring South Africans and the global community, no matter how small, make a massive difference on the ground. With your support, we can ensure that our children and their children will be able to enjoy the magnificent sight of a rhino roaming wild, knowing that our generation did not shy away from our responsibility to protect and preserve the precious natural heritage bestowed on us.

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South African Banking Details

For donations to our South African bank account, please use the following:

Account Name: Chipembere Rhino Foundation
Bank: FNB (First National Bank)
Branch Code: 210115
Branch Name: Humansdorp
Account Type: Cheque Account
Account Number: 62330309289
Swift Code: FIRNZAJJ

USA Banking Details

For donations to our USA bank account, please use the following:

Rhino Alive Foundation

IRS Registered 501C3 Tax exempt #: 452107061

Bank details: Union Bank, Harbor View Office 1666 San Miguel Drive Newport Beach, CA 92660

Swift Code: BOFCUS33MPK
Routing #: 122000496
Account #: 0031098692

Account details: Rhino Alive Foundation 31072 Brooks Street Laguna Beach, CA 92651

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H – Highlight the success of action and collaboration
I – Introduce the Chipembere Rhino Foundation to potential donors
P – Provide supplies for the anti-poaching rangers
E – Educate others on the plight of the rhino
M – Motivate others to action
B – Bring attention to the rhino’s plight via social media
E – Educate others on the myths about rhino horn
R – Reach out and get involved
E – Explore the latest projects

2012 Rhino Conservation Awards – “Best NGO” (Nominated)
2015 Safari Awards – Best Wildlife Conservation Organisation 2015 (Finalist)
2015 Safari Awards – Best Personal Contribution to Wildlife Conservation (Finalist)

Private Rhino Owners Association – Eastern Cape representative on the board
Rotary International – Advisors to “Rotarian Action Group for Endangered Species (RAGES)

EC Rhinos now under Ella’s protection

The growing threat of rhino poaching in the Eastern Cape has sparked a remarkable international collaboration which has resulted in the first ‘cold scent’ tracker dog funded for use throughout the Eastern Cape. A dog so unique that her presence and skill set will be feared by poachers and advance rhino protection in the Eastern Cape to new strengths. Her name is Ella. Ella has been recently deployed and is based on a local game reserve in the Eastern Cape. She has been carefully selected by the Chipembere Rhino Foundation (CRF) to be part of the Forever Wild Rhino Protection initiative. This project represents a partnership between Wilderness Foundation Africa, Medivet Saving the Rhino (UK) and the Chipembere Rhino Foundation, in support of rhino protection. This international collaboration between South Africa and the UK has facilitated the deployment of Ella. Medivet also provides funds which support other tracker dogs, but shares such sponsorship with other corporate and individual donors. ‘We are excited to introduce Medivet’s first ever fully funded tracker dog, Ella, who will play a key role in our fight to save the rhino. Ella will use her amazing sense of smell to track down poachers and she will be a vital tool during poaching incidents. Thanks to the continued support of our clients and colleagues, we look forward to a future where Ella can help save rhino from poachers’, says John Smithers, Medivet Senior Partner and coordinator of the Medivet Saving the Rhino campaign Ella is a beautiful Bloodhound Doberman cross with an amazing sense of smell which gives her the ability to track poachers long after... read more