Wildfires at Panthera Africa - Your Support I...
On 8 January 2026, a fast-moving and uncontrollable wildfire swept through Panthera Africa Big Cat Sanctuary...
Did you know that black leopards aren't completely black, as Pardus is demonstrating so beautifully, they still have their rosettes which can be seen the clearest on their bellies.
Pardus has melanism. Melanism is a genetic condition that manifests as an overproduction of black pigment, melanin.
Panthera Africa Big Cat Sanctuary, near Stanford in the Overberg, is a non-profit dedicated to providing lifelong care for rescued captive-bred big cats. Guided by a strict philosophy of no breeding, no trading and no hands-on interaction, the sanctuary provides a safe environment with spacious habi...
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Read MoreOn 8 January 2026, a fast-moving and uncontrollable wildfire swept through Panthera Africa Big Cat Sanctuary...
Join us for a truly magical evening as the sun sets and our magnificent big cats awaken.
Enjoy a magical Sunset Visit on 1 November 2025, or bring the little ones for a Kids Visit on 29 October 2025.
Looking for something special to do with the little ones these school holidays?
We are thrilled to share that Panthera Africa is once again the proud beneficiary of the Animal Communicator and Healer Summit Encore...
Join us at Panthera Africa this Saturday, 28 June 2025, at 10 am for a Special Children’s Visit!