20/05/2026
There are some journeys in life that quietly come full circle.
Many years ago, the owner of Greenside Physio Kitanov, Rado Kitanov, arrived in South Africa carrying little more than professional skill, determination, and the hope of building a better future. What started as a new chapter in an unfamiliar country slowly became a life deeply connected to South Africa — its people, its spirit, and its landscapes.
Through years of dedication and hard work, Greenside Physio Kitanov grew into a trusted practice where countless patients found relief, recovery, and support. Every success story became part of a larger story: one of gratitude toward the country that provided opportunity, community, and a place to belong.
But South Africa’s greatest gift extends far beyond its cities and clinics. It lives in its wilderness — in the open bushveld, in the quiet rhythm of nature, and in extraordinary animals like the cheetah, whose survival depends on people choosing to protect what cannot protect itself.
Supporting the adoption of a cheetah through the De Wild centre is more than a symbolic gesture. It is a way of giving back to the land that has given so much in return. It reflects a belief that healing should not stop with people alone, but should also extend to preserving the natural heritage that makes South Africa unique.
From helping patients regain strength and movement, to helping conserve one of Africa’s most iconic species, the journey comes from the same place: care, responsibility, and appreciation for life.
For Greenside Physio Kitanov, adopting a cheetah is not only about conservation. It is a thank you to South Africa — a country that became home.
