The rescued baby owls are growing fast and eagerly taking their food from Jonas at the ADI Wildlife Sanctuary.

It’s the end of their first week and the baby barn owls are eating well and growing fast.

It’s day five since the owl chicks arrived at the ADI Wildlife Sanctuary and everything is going well. 

Yesterday, at approximately 8:30am, Daisy Donkey gave birth to a beautiful foal. Within minutes of being born, the baby was already standing on their own feet, and before long, was happily exploring the Sanctuary alongside proud mother.

Brent is bringing up four owl chicks at the ADI Wildlife Sanctuary.

Rescued barn owl chicks being raised by Brent at the ADI Wildlife Sanctuary.

In May, we enjoyed one of our favourite lives as the Sanctuary began its day, featuring many of our rescued residents, who are not seen as often as others.

Four lions rescued from the illegal trophy pet trade in Kuwait, have moved into their new forever habitats at the ADI Wildlife Sanctuary in South Africa.

In late January, at short notice, ADI took over the rescue of young lions BenTzur and Ori, who had been confiscated from the illegal pet trade in Israel.

After a week in hospital under observation with Dr Peter Caldwell, Sasha is back at the ADI Wildlife Sanctuary and in a lively mood.