Simba is back with Rey Ayacucho at the ADI Wildlife Sanctuary after a stay at Old Chapel Veterinary Clinic and the boys were clearly delighted to see each other today! Inseparable since their rescue by ADI from a small circus cage in Peru eleven years ago, there was a lot of head rubbing, kissing, and nuzzling as the two senior citizens (both over 17 years old) were reunited.

Warming up for some Halloween hijinks, Sun has raced to victory against her sister Moon and claimed the spooky catnip sack. She was just a little quicker on her paws, outsmarting Moon to claim her prize!

Simba has been taken into hospital today to try and establish the cause of nosebleed. At 17 years old, Simba is one of our senior lions at the ADI Wildlife Sanctuary, having been rescued with brother Rey Ayacucho (Rey A) from a circus in Peru eleven years ago.

Do you think our ADI Wildlife Sanctuary big cat residents, rescued from circuses and the illegal wildlife pet trade, deserve a treat? Chino, pictured here enjoying his last Halloween, clearly thinks so!

We are saddened to hear of the passing of renowned primatologist and United Nations Messenger of Peace, Jane Goodall PhD, DBE, aged 91, in Los Angeles yesterday.

Dr Caldwell conducted a series of checks last week on Sasha after the ADI Wildlife Sanctuary Resident Welfare Team were slightly concerned that she was leaving some of her food.

In addition to our larger residents, the ADI Wildlife Sanctuary is home to a menagerie of other animals, of all sizes, who are just as much part of the family.

It is with great sadness we announce our dear Tarzan has passed away, a month after his beloved Tanya. The two lions, rescued by ADI from a circus in Guatemala seven years ago, had been inseparable and their devotion to each other won the hearts of people all over the world. They became known as the ADI Wildlife Sanctuary Sweethearts.