When they have more details about the attack, they will announce them. There are 23-hour patrols at Emoya to help protect the other animals still at the sanctuary.
Just this past February, poachers killed two baby rhinos living at a rhino orphanage in South Africa. Tragically, that orphanage had to close because they feared further attacks.
Then in March, a French zoo was attacked, and a captive rhino living there was killed for his horns.
African wildlife need sanctuaries because they are threatened by not only poaching but by habitat loss. The displaced, injured, and orphaned animals need a place to live and thrive – or they will be gone forever from the earth.
Share away, people.