Our prime objective is the reintroduction of rhinoceros into Uganda.

Our sanctuary was created to reintroduce rhinoceros to Uganda which have been extinct since 1982. Our 70 square kilometer sanctuary in pristine bush country is currently home to the only wild rhinos in Uganda. Our long term goal is to build a sustainable rhino population and relocate rhinos back to their original habitat in Uganda's protected areas. In addition to the rhino breeding program, Rhino Fund Uganda also runs community upliftment and education programs in the surrounding villages. Rhino Fund Uganda helps with both the animals inside the sanctuary and in the community at large. Due to poaching for bush meat, which is very common in our area, there are many abandoned young animals. Some of the young that are found by local people are brought to the sanctuary. We provide expert care, rehabilitate, and release these animals at our sanctuary. Some of our recent patients have been duikers, reedbucks, bushbucks, and vervet monkeys.

Conservation
Reintroduction of rhinos
Educational programs
Rehabilitation
Raise awareness