Build Grace Valley Wildlife Rescue's Rehab Centre

From First Response to Full Recovery

Help Us Give the Valley of Grace a Permitted Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre

Since 2020, Grace Valley Wildlife Rescue has responded to hundreds of wildlife emergencies across the Overberg, helping everything from tiny bats and songbirds to raptors, mammals and reptiles.

What began as one person answering calls for help has grown into something much bigger.

Over the past five years, we've rescued owls tangled in barbed wire, stabilised injured birds of prey, cared for orphaned duiker, helped tortoises burned in wildfires, and given countless wild animals a second chance. We've also reunited healthy baby birds and mammals with their families, helping them remain exactly where they belong: in the wild.

As the calls increased, we realised that wildlife rescue is never the work of one person.

That's why we developed our Wildlife First Responder training programme. Today, more than 200 trained Wildlife First Responders across South Africa are helping assess wildlife...