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Cupcakes for Pangolins Help save a rescued Pangolin

18/08/2025

WATCH our ground-breaking documentary shining a spotlight on the critical plight of the African pangolin – https://www.pangolin.africa/the-film

What is a pangolin? Where do pangolins live? In this beautifully filmed documentary, we follow two intrepid filmmakers on their mission to capture all four African pangolin species on film for the very first time.

The best part? This film is completely FREE to watch on YouTube! So grab some popcorn, gather your friends, and enjoy an unforgettable journey into the world of these extraordinary creatures.

17/08/2025

It’s been a month since Bamba, our resilient male Temminck’s pangolin, arrived after his rescue from traffickers.

ALL PANGOLINS ARE HOUSED AND TREATED OFF-SITE AT UNDISCLOSED SECURE LOCATIONS.

At first, Bamba was slow to settle, cautious in his new surroundings. But with patient care, he’s feeding well on his daily foraging walks, growing more comfortable with his dedicated walker. His wounds are healing beautifully, a testament to the expert care at Provet Animal Hospital and Umoya’s rehabilitation team.

Last week, head rehabber Emma de Jager noticed a subtle change in Bamba. Her years of experience told her something wasn’t quite right, though she couldn’t pinpoint it. Trusting her intuition, she took him to Provet for a check-up. Dr. Debbie English’s expertise shone through when a blood smear revealed early signs of biliary, a parasite notoriously hard to detect in its early stages, like finding a needle in a haystack. Pangolins are particularly susceptible to this condition under stress, but thanks to Emma’s quick action and Dr. Debbie’s skill, the infection was caught early and treated before it could become critical. Bamba’s now back on track, foraging with his stubborn spirit shining through. Bamba’s progress shows the power of skilled care and vigilance.

Huge thanks to all involved in Bamba's journey so far Limpopo Pangolin Collective, Wild Heart Wildlife Foundation, , , Umoya Khulula Wildlife Centre, & Provet Animal Hospital.

17/08/2025

Not allowed to kill
Not allowed to own
Protected by Law.

15/08/2025
15/08/2025
15/08/2025

I would like to apologise for the low presence of Cupcakes for Pangolins recently, this has been due to health issues. I am away for 2 months for work but will be back at the Farmers Market in November.
Earrings and bracelets can be purchased at Provet Animal Hospital and at Imbizo art gallery at Kamagelo centre.
I have just baked Energy bars, so if you would like to purchase then, then please message me with your order.
Thank you for your continued support

Sad but a natural event
14/08/2025

Sad but a natural event

11/08/2025

Pangolins are the world’s most trafficked mammal, with more than a million pangolins trafficked in the last decade.

For a species that most people have never heard of, yet alone seen, this is a staggering number.

Let’s use social media in raising awareness about these unique mammals—and their plight.

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