Jedtwa wild NPC 2015/245841/08

Our primary focus at Jedtwa Wildlife Park predominantly focuses on Mammalia, Reptilia and Aves rehabilitation. Other species will be stabilized and transported to a rehabilitation Centre specializing in their particular species. Our work also involves relocation of “problem animals”. Covering Gauteng, adjoining provinces and possibly Swaziland and a part of Mozambique.
It is important to build up and maintain a rehabilitation Centre which works professionally and provides optimal care; through clear protocols, working methods, communication and ethics.
This rehabilitation Centre is both a haven where wildlife can roam free as well as a place for people to enjoy and learn at the same time.
We will facilitate volunteers and guests, so that they can enjoy nature in its simplest form.
Other non-hunting release area’s will be mapped and used when releasing on protected reserves is not possible.
The primary aim of wildlife rehabilitation is always RELEASE. Rehabilitation is only successful when animals are released and is reproducing in its natural habitat. At this stage still the best way to monitor success in wildlife rehabilitation is evaluating and monitoring this individual is reproducing.
Boma’s, enclosures and pits are adjusted to the specific needs and behavior of the species. Release will be made sure by keeping animals wild and not as pets. Protocols have been created to make sure injured, imprinted, orphaned and traumatized animals can be released. These protocols and daily treatment schedules are carefully followed, monitored and evaluated.
Our rehabilitation Centre is here for all wildlife that falls victim of manmade hazards.

Personal aims
Our aims at the rehabilitation Centre are:
Wildlife rehabilitation with high a standing ethics and with safe release area’s
Creating awareness in conservation through education
To change the views of citizens and international guests by creating awareness concerning Nature and Conservation
To document the medical procedures, medication, protocols and techniques that work successfully so that crucial information to this relatively new field is expanded on
Play our role in the conservation of our planet
Create a safe haven for wildlife
Run a rehabilitation Centre in best interest of the animals
Raising the standards and set the standard in our industry

Type of Business
Our business is a trust (NPC 2015/245841/08) with a board of trustees.

Objectives
Wildlife rehabilitation is the temporary care and treatment of injured, orphaned and misplaced wild animals, with the primary aim being the release of healthy, viable animals back into suitable natural habitats.
Rehabilitation of injured wildlife and their release back into the wild.
Maintaining this professional organization that provides everything animals in our care need; knowledge of behaviour, biology, rehabilitation and understanding animal’s mannerisms.
Conserve nature and wildlife
Creating a safe haven for rehabilitated wildlife
Rehabilitating wildlife with continuous evaluation of success
Educate international and local members of the public about wildlife & nature and conservation.
Employment and schooling of local community
Reduce wildlife / human conflict; by projects and education of local community, as well as relocation of so called “problem animals”. Create awareness
Get numbers of threatened wildlife up
Source donations and raise capital for Nature conservation and rehabilitation
Maintaining and enhancing a healthy gene bank.
Environmentally friendly progress by installing solar panels, recycling, green transport measures etc.
Keep high ethical standards as described in our code of conduct.
Creating awareness for the need of conservation for wildlife and the environment through communication; lectures, volunteers, encouraging community support, media presence.
Preventing wildlife injury & death through education and creating awareness, Removing animals from people's properties and communicating when neglect is present. This includes prevention against people keeping exotic animals as pets (mostly primates, meerkats and mongooses).
Act according to conservation principles, medical standards and regulations
Healthy relationships with involved people and organizations (sponsors, welfare organizations, the public, educational facilities,
medical institutions, wildlife conservationists)
Behave with care and respect towards all animals
Adhere to wildlife rehabilitation standards and regulations
Ensure high competence by our staff
Contribute to education of wildlife professionals, volunteers, learners and local communities regarding to wildlife, rehabilitation and conservation
Utilizing maximum resources to the rehabilitation of wildlife and the attainment of our goals whilst keeping costs to a minimum

Actions
Short term (1 - 4 years)
The first 4 years we will be focusing on building up the facility and training staff and volunteers to our high standard as well as exposing Jedtwa and getting it known to the public.

Funding will be used for:
Facility Maintenance and constant upgrade
Animal enclosure construction and upkeep
Transport costs for animal collection and release trips
Veterinary costs for animals
Marketing expenses
Animal feed
Administration costs
Long term (5 years+)
From the 5th year onwards we strive to run the park as an industry forerunner that maintains a standard of nothing less than perfection
Create a second to none rehabilitation centre
Operate and maintain a state of the art wildlife sanctuary
Expand the name to one that is known worldwide for striving nothing but the best.