Meet the Herd

The Horses Behind the Story

Now that both herds of the endangered Przewalski’s horses have been rescued and relocated to ZAMBI, they need your kind support.

We are looking for individuals, organisations, businesses and clubs to show their support in each animal’s long-term care with a sponsorship.

The cost per horse is $200/month, which will help cover feeding and health costs.

Each sponsor will receive a certificate that includes a photo of their horse, a Przewalski’s horse fact sheet and a brooch. The sponsor will be proudly showcased on our website, socials and in enews updates. The sponsor will also be given two VIP visits to Zambi Wildlife Retreat each year of their sponsorship for up to 4 adults, the first being eligible after the initial 6 months of payment. This is valued at $1200.

If you would love to support one of these magnificent endangered Przewalski’s horses, please email donna@zambi.org

The School Mob

  • Przewalski’s horse stallion in conservation program

    Oktai (Ok-tai),  Herd Stallion 

    Means “He who understands”

    Sponsor Now
  • Przewalski’s horse mare in conservation program

    Yagaan (Ya-garn), Mare

    Means “Pink”

    Sponsored By

    Dianne Bignell
  • Przewalski’s horse gelding in conservation program

    Khulan (Koo-larn)

    Means “Wild donkey”

    Sponsor Now
  • Przewalski’s horse gelding in conservation program

    Mori (More-ree), Mare

    Means “Horse”

    Sponsored by

    Sharonne Phillips
  • Przewalski’s horse mare in conservation program

    Amar (A-mar), Mare

    Means “Peace/peaceful”

    Sponsored by

    Mindset Alchemy
  • Przewalski’s horse mare in conservation program

    Khair (K-hair), Filly

    Means “Love”

    Sponsored By

    Grace Vella
  • A young light brown horse standing on a grassy field with trees in the background.

    Zaya (Zay-a), Filly

    Means “Fate/Destiny”

    Sponsored By
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    Dianne Eldridge
  • Przewalski’s horse mare in conservation program

    Bataar (Bat-ar), Colt

    Means “A heroic figure”

    Sponsor Now

Our Przewalski’s Horses

  • Przewalski’s horse stallion in conservation program

    KHAN, Herd stallion

    Means Prince, Military Chief, Ruler

    Proudly sponsored by

    Tanya Sale
  • Przewalski’s horse mare in conservation program

    SARNAI, Mare (pronounced Saryni )

    Means Rose

    Proudly sponsored by

    Terry and Jan
  • Przewalski’s horse gelding in conservation program

    BATU, Gelding

    Means loyal and firm

    Proudly sponsored by

    Denise Roberts
  • Przewalski’s horse gelding in conservation program

    SERIK, Gelding

    means noble, distinguished, charming and handsome

    Proudly sponsored by

    Maria Siragusano
  • Przewalski’s horse mare in conservation program

    OCH, Mare (pronounced ARC)

    Means sparkle

    Proudly sponsored by

    Jodie Guy
  • Przewalski’s horse mare in conservation program

    TUYA, Mare (pronounced Tootyah)

    Means ray of light

    Proudly sponsored by

    Sutton Engineering
  • A young light brown horse standing on a grassy field with trees in the background.

    KOKO, Mare

    Means cute and also sky of love

    Proudly sponsored by

    Heather & Gary Dossantos
  • Przewalski’s horse mare in conservation program

    NARA, Mare

    Means happy

    Proudly sponsored by

    Silke Bader
  • Przewalski’s horse colt in conservation program

    GAN, Colt

    Descriptiong (pronounced Garn or Ghan) meaning The bold one.

    Proudly sponsored by

    Seymour Batt & Karl Hess

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