Cango Wildlife Ranch - Out & About - Page 3

See some our Animal Care Team turn into their favourite animals!

Every year on 16 June, South Africa commemorates the 1976 student uprisings to pay tribute to hundreds of youth who were brutally killed. The theme this year, “Live the Legacy: Towards a socio-economically empowered youth”.

This year we hosted more than 250 youth at our facility on a complimentary basis. We decided to focus on children, schools and projects that cater to those with special needs. We are very proud to be a fully wheelchair accessible facility and are striving to improve our tours to cater towards more varied abilities.

Cango Wildlife Ranch is a multi-accredited zoological facility and we uphold a high animal care standard.
With this we also have the important responsibility of educating the general public on every animal we house.

We always strive to set the bar of animal care as high as can possibly be attained - this is a formal practice which has been moulded for the past 30 years and is validated by various accreditations and practice regulations.

That being said... We have now taken our animal care standards to a whole new level as we are making our commitment public...

International Cheetah Day has become an occasion for all people around the world to celebrate this unique feline icon of speed and grace.

Cango Wildlife Ranch has gratefully accepted not 1 but 2 prestigious awards from PAAZA (Pan-African Association of Zoos & Aquaria)!

Cango Wildlife’s precious new additions!
It’s that time of year again… flowers are blooming, the sun is shining a little brighter and life is returning to what was a cool winters Karoo. The changes have brought around a wonderful baby boom on the ranch, ensuring that Spring really is a celebration of renewed life!
Born to the facility this past month is a gaggle of the fluffiest Egyptian Geese, Lorikeets, two Flying Fox pups, a petite little Springbok, a wide-eyed baby Brown Lemur and last but not least five very healthy and vibrant Cheetah cubs!

Exciting news!

SATSA has established a Southern Cape Chapter in order to better serve members in this beautiful part of the world - and our Assistant Director for Tourism, Cheetah reservation Foundation and Wild Animal Volunteers, Tammy Moult has been elected!

Would you give just about anything to spend a day behind the scenes with one of our Ranch superhero's?!

Get up, close & personal with an animal professional - the guys responsible for the well-being of all our animals.

CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR WINNER - Jan Gibson (Janice MacDonald)!!
We so look forward to sharing this amazing experience with you!!

Just recently, Cango Wildlife Ranch was represented in a local Dryland event where we proudly launched our Cheetah Preservation Foundation as a Non-profit Organisation!

Meet our new Meerkat , Scout!