Our partners.
One mission.
We pour good wine.
Then we put it to work.
A portion of every bottle goes to three conservation partners, in South Africa, Indonesia and Kenya. They rescue orphaned calves, guard the last of the rarest species and keep poachers out. Two of their young rhinos, Hercules and Liora, are sponsored by Rhinory. You’ll meet them both below.
Care for Wild runs the world’s largest orphan rhino sanctuary. Our support helps its team rescue orphaned calves, raise them and return them to the wild.
Meet Hercules.
Hercules is a Southern White Rhino calf, rescued in October 2024 after hyena attacks left him with multiple leg fractures. He’s growing up in Care for Wild’s hands. We’ve partnered with Care for Wild since May 2024 and sponsored Hercules since September 2025.
The International Rhino Foundation protects rhinos across Africa and Asia, working with the communities who live beside them. Our support helps fund anti-poaching work and keep rhino habitat intact.
The Sumatran Rhino Sanctuary.
Through the IRF, our support reaches the Sumatran Rhino Sanctuary at Way Kambas, Indonesia, home to one of the rarest rhinos on earth.
Kenya’s Ol Pejeta Conservancy is home to the last two northern white rhinos on earth. It is one of the most important strongholds for black rhinos in East Africa. It has gone eight years without losing a rhino to poaching. It’s also where Liora was born.
Meet Liora.
Liora is an Eastern Black Rhino calf, born January 29, 2025, and the first surviving calf of her mother, Lola. Our Conservation Circle members named her through Ol Pejeta Conservancy’s Name-a-Rhino initiative. Liora means “My Light,” and her name is permanently recorded in the Kenya Wildlife Service black rhino database.
Our brand partnership
with Mohawk.
Mohawk makes durable flooring from recycled materials, a commitment that sits close to our own. Together we’re working to shrink our environmental footprint, one floor at a time.
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We’re looking at this to bring the Rhino back… demonstrating the sustainability, durability, and clean-ability of our product. But we are looking at literally helping him back from extinction.
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Close to home
We take part in local conservation work here in the Hill Country, and back the groups protecting its land and wildlife.
Spreading the word
A tasting here comes with a rhino a fence-length away, so the conversation tends to turn to conservation. We also host educational events and work with environmental groups to carry it further.
Is your company ready to stand with rhinos?
Businesses can move real money and real attention toward conservation. Ours does it through Care for Wild, the International Rhino Foundation and Ol Pejeta Conservancy, funding anti-poaching work and protected habitat. If yours wants to do the same, we’d like to hear from you.
Let’s talk.