We are thrilled to share that our Squirrel Monkeys are now officially on display in their purpose-built habitat, Saimiri Ruins, marking the culmination of a journey that has been years in the making. Early on the morning of Tuesday, 22 December, the radio call finally came through: “Attention all stations, attention all stations. We will now move the Squirrel Monkeys to their new habitat.”
Madiba Day | 67 minutes of Kindness
MADIBA DAY | 67 minutes of Kindness
"Sometimes it falls upon a generation to be great. You can be that generation." Nelson Mandela
The 18th of July is a tribute to a great man... and more so to what he accomplished.
We couldn't think of a better way to celebrate his life's work , other than spreading the cheer.
Our #1 Initiative | Wednesday 18 July 2018 @ 13:00 | Oudtshoorn CBD:
This happened in town, with the help of our Wild Animal Volunteers! Staff of the Cango Wildlife Ranch gathered gifts, toys, food, blankets and books which were all handed out to unsuspecting public in mid-town.
Just giving wasn't deemed enough, so to add to the celebration we had them all draw "Random acts of Kindness" from a jar which they had to action.
These included anything from a hug, to complimenting someone at random.
On one side we had the privilege to spread the gift of kindness... but one the other, we all realised that it was so much more rewarding to be the giver.
Volunteers giving & spreading cheer
Initiative #2: Change starts at home | Wednesday 18 July 2018 @ 13:00 - 14:07 | Cango Wildlife Ranch
Staff were asked to draw from their own Box of "Random Acts of Kindness" and boy, did it create a buzz of celebration. Over 90 staff members participated and from 13:00 - 14:07 we witnessed one person giving 67 hugs, another hugging trees and compliments were making their way to one another at an exciting rate.
Watch a fun video on how our staff took the cheer all the way:
CPF Manager paying a special tribute!
Madiba Day: Staff spreading the love
Further Reading
Earlier this week, we quietly opened the doors to something new at Cango Wildlife. Tucked away from the bustle of pathways and enclosures, The Explorium is a small space with a big purpose. It is a place to pause, reflect, and connect more deeply with who we are and why we do what we do.
Over the past month, births, rescues, rehabilitation efforts and on-site projects have brought renewed life and purpose to Cango Wildlife, making this festive season a powerful reminder that the most meaningful celebrations are often marked by new life and second chances. A baby boom has swept through the facility, and as Christmas has passed and the year draws to a close, these arrivals stand as a symbol of hope, care and continuity...










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