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Capecheetah www.capecheetah.co.za At Inverdoorn, guests are encouraged to meet the tame cheetahs.

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

ng 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 at Inverdoorn are able to view wild cheetahs on safari; personally encounter tame ones (strictly dependent on the weather); observe them go through their daily exercises and gain further insight – all in an enduring hope to save the cheetah.

Benji enjoying his carcass
26/02/2025

Benji enjoying his carcass

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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.