MCare WildCo Ltd

28/04/2025

Today, we join the country in honoring the life and legacy of Dr. Kenneth Kaunda — Zambia’s founding father, a champion of peace, unity, and freedom.
May his vision of "One Zambia, One Nation" continue to inspire us to build a stronger, more united future.

23/04/2025

The Black Impala isn’t a separate subspecies—it’s actually a rare color phase of the common Impala!
Its striking black coat comes from a recessive gene, meaning it can appear in offspring even if only one parent carries the trait.

23/04/2025

Did you know?

The Black Impala isn’t a separate subspecies—it’s actually a rare color phase of the common Impala!
Its striking black coat comes from a recessive gene, meaning it can appear in offspring even if only one parent carries the trait.

Here’s a glimpse of how we successfully released one back into its Habitat after receiving medical treatment.

Contact us for Wildlife Support!
Where always here to help.

18/02/2025

11/02/2025

When you need to move your animals, we can help

Contact our office today?
954293331
+260 977 944 955
[email protected]
www.mcarewildco.com
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07/02/2025

Looking to add more animals to your ranch or game viewing park? We specialize in sourcing and delivering a variety of animals straight to your location—hassle-free!

From antelopes to predators, we ensure a smooth and ethical process, backed by expert wildlife handling and veterinary services.

Contact our office today?
954293331

+260 977 944 955
[email protected]
www.mcarewildco.com

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06/01/2025

Happy new week.
Rise up and chase your goals—this week is yours to conquer!

11/10/2024

Looking to create your dream game ranch but not sure where to start?

We’ve got you covered! From legal steps and permits to ecological assessments and wildlife management, we provide expert guidance to get your project off the ground.

Let’s bring your vision to life while promoting conservation and biodiversity. 🐘🌍

DM us to get started on your journey today!

28/09/2024

Enhance your game ranch with our wildlife veterinary support services. Contact our office now to learn more.

23/09/2024

One fascinating point about gorillas is their incredible social structure. They live in groups called troops, led by a dominant male known as a silverback. These silverbacks not only protect the troop but also play a crucial role in mediating conflicts and nurturing the young. Their strong family bonds and complex communication methods highlight the deep emotional lives of these amazing animals!