Checking in with Seha

Our ultimate survivor "Seha" is looking better than ever!
We're beyond excited to share the full video of our latest visit to our ultimate poaching survivor.
As Dr. Johan removed rocks and trimmed the overgrown bush from the road ahead, he came across Seha's tracks. Our hearts full of hope, we followed them, eager for a glimpse of our survivor... and we weren't disappointed!
Seha, the embodiment of resilience, is looking healthier than ever! Roaming freely, criss-crossing the vast expanse of his home and occasionally socialising with the cows. 🐾💚
The wound that once dominated his face is now a sign of healing and courage, looking better than we could have ever hoped.
Following the brutal attack when poachers hacked away Seha’s magnificent horns many people called for us to euthanise the injured Bull. But with your support we have never given up on Seha, he has thrived and gone on to be a beacon of hope for poaching survivors, even fathering a calf in 2019.
Seha is living proof that your support and generous donations are making a real difference in Rhino conservation. 🌍💕
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