INDULI KHAYA
A quiet piece of bush of the Lowveld where horses, wildlife and conservation meet. Sharing life on the farm through horses, chickens, free-roaming wildlife and the rehabilitation of injured and orphaned animals as they make their journey back to the wild.
Our Why
Land. Wildlife. Second Chances.
Induli Khaya is our home, but it is also a landscape we are responsible for. We are working to restore and protect the natural landscape, create space for wildlife to thrive, and give injured and orphaned animals a second chance at returning to the wild.
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Everything we do here, from removing invasive plants and caring for the veld to raising wildlife for release, comes back to the same idea: looking after this small piece of the Lowveld as well as we can.
About Us
The people behind Induli Khaya and the paths that brought us here.Â
The Side Chicks
A small flock with a colourful purpose - naturally rainbow eggs, happy hens and a bit of fun.
Wildlife Rehabilitation
Caring for injured, oprphaned and displaced indigenous wildlife with the goal of release back into the wild.
Conservation
Restoring habitats, protecting wildlife and creating healthier landscapes for the future.
Our Home
Mbombela, Mpumalanga
Induli Khaya is a private conservation property just outside Mbombela in the Mpumalanga Lowveld. Set among rocky outcrops, grassland, wooded drainage lines and natural water sources, it is home to a surprising variety of wildlife.
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Zebra, wildebeest, nyala and impala share the landscape with smaller and more elusive neighbours including serval, honey badger, red duiker, Meller’s mongoose, reptiles and an ever-changing cast of birds.
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Our focus is simple: restore the land, protect what belongs here, and let the property become wilder and healthier over time.
