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The Western Cape Cheetah Conservation (WCCC) aims to rehabilitate cheetahs through their centre at Inverdoorn Game Reserve and Iziba Safari lodge, while enabling these graceful creatures to live in their natural environment. The encounters foster education and awareness about the plight of the cheetah. Loss of habitat and inter-breeding have led to a vast decline in their population. By implementi

23/09/2021

This special look 🥺😍🐾

10/09/2021

Velvet & Iziba close ups 😊 These two ladies are in a female coalition! We introduced them to each other when they were sub adults and they’ve been besties ever since 💖

22/01/2021

Gorgeous Izzi 😊🐾

20/01/2021

A cute cub photo of Iziba 🐾

Photography by : Lisa Kytösaho

18/01/2021

Days in the field are the best days 😍🐆

04/12/2020

Happy

We celebrate cheetahs every day all year around , but in light of this day especially designed for cheetah awareness we want to share some further information about their situation.
We are also planning to introduce more ways to get involved during the course of this month 🐆✨ Stay Tuned !

22/10/2020

Our beautiful big boy Banzi showing off his teeth 😺

29/09/2020

Gorgeous photo of magical Velvet ✨

23/09/2020

Cutest Iziba as a cub 😍✨

18/09/2020

Joti 😍✨
This spectacular boy can be distinguished by his huge size and yellow eyes. 👀😺

15/09/2020

That "time for hunting" look 🐾

04/12/2018

Happy international cheetah day !

01/12/2018

Have a Great Weekend

01/12/2018

Capecheetah's cover photo

05/09/2018

Drake is one of our wild cheetahs who with his proud age of 15+ make us so happy with his great condition - perfect coat, fitness & teeth all prime and he have on top of it integrated well with the new young cheetahs who are now residents in the reserve 🐾

03/09/2018

Lovely mornings with these wonderful creatures 💖✨

02/09/2018

Amazing moment with our wild cheetahs ❤️

14/08/2018

Spring is coming 🌺

03/07/2018

That look ❤️

30/06/2018

Benji loving and breaking the grass enrichment at the same time 😹

@ South Africa

27/06/2018

Rainy weather & muddy noses ☔️💕

26/06/2018

Monday blues on a Tuesday ? 😴😋

20/06/2018

Happy Birthday to Banzi & Nushka on their 13th birthday today 🎉🎁 These two siblings lived together for many of their first years but then life took them in different directions due to their behavior and personality.
Nushka is one of our ambassadors as she didn’t like the rehabilitation process where she had very little human contact to become less habituated. She wanted to come back with us instead and live the easy life ☀️🍰 Banzi was happy to become more wild and later met a wild female of which he had 3 litters of cubs! Go Banzi ⚡️ .

Nushka 1st picture & Banzi 2nd 💝 @ Inverdoorn

19/06/2018

Benji is saying hello to everyone this beautiful Tuesday 👋🏼🙌🏼

14/06/2018

Hey there 👋🏼🐯

10/06/2018

Weekend is over ! Hope you had a great one 😻

08/06/2018

Our daily sunset Cheetah Run 🌅✨

07/06/2018

Nice weather today 🙌🏼✨ finally some warmth in between the freezing days we been having. 🌵❄️

05/06/2018

Cheetahs gazing over the magical karroo 🌾🌵

02/06/2018

Caturday! Get up and do your downward cat stretches

30/05/2018

Benji , Lula & Clyde - 4 years ago!

Swipe to see their development. From babies to adults 💝
@ Western Cape Cheetah Conservation

29/05/2018

Benji , Lula & Clyde just turned 4 years old! We are so happy to see their development from young to where they are now.
Some difficulties and challenges on the way no doubt but these three are strong 🐾
Here’s a picture from back in the day when they loved to get crazy and play in the dam 💝 happy birthday big little ones 🎉

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Our Story

The Western Cape Cheetah Conservation (WCCC) aims to rehabilitate cheetahs while enabling these graceful creatures to live in their natural environment.

Loss of habitat and inter-breeding have led to a vast decline in their population.
By implementing specialised breeding programmes and raising awareness, the WCCC aims to rescue and rehabilitate cheetahs. The programmes involve pairing up unrelated cheetahs in an effort to retain the widest possible range of genes in the cheetah gene pool.

Guests are able to view wild cheetahs on safari, observe them go through their daily exercises and gain further insight – all in an enduring hope to save the cheetah.

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A little something from the archives :) Miss Velvet goes on a human safari to make sure all is well at the lodge

#SafariFriday #SpringEdition #Conservation

Telephone

+27630515408

Website

http://www.capecheetah.org/donate-now/

Address

Cape Town

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