ナショナルジオグラフィックのインスタグラム(natgeo) - 9月23日 04時38分

Photos by @brentstirton | On this World Rhino Day I would like to pay tribute to a South African organization called #Saving the Survivors. Saving the Survivors was founded in 2012 by veterinarian Dr Johan Marais to “attend to injured endangered wildlife that have fallen victim to poaching or traumatic incidents.” Dr Marais and his team have cared for the most traumatically injured rhino, animals whose very faces have been removed by the unspeakable cruelty of the poachers axe. These rhino were never meant to survive, but despite waking up bullet ridden and without a face, these animals have demonstrated an indescribable will to live. Dr Marais and his team help them to do exactly that, allowing these survivors to come back to life despite their suffering. There are a number of worthwhile organizations in South Africa working on the rhino crisis but today I would direct your attention towards Saving the Survivors. They open themselves up to tragedy with a breath-taking optimism, caring for animals most of us would not believe in. There is a lot of talk about the front line of conservation; these people genuinely embody that in a unique way. If you would like to help, they can be reached at www.savingthesurvivors.org and #savingthesurvivors

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