This time last year, ADI issued a picture (left) of a very young Saif to ADI supporters, with the message “Your donation today could change his world…” Well, YOU DID IT, and that little lion is growing fast at the ADI Wildlife Sanctuary.
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As you’d expect, lions and tigers do love a catnap and when you see a picture of a lion seemingly giving a spectacular roar it’s more likely they are having a good yawn! That’s not to say lions don’t roar a lot – anyone who watches our lives from the ADI Wildlife Sanctuary will have heard them! Here’s a few good yawns….
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Last week, Dr Caldwell sedated Muheeb (one of the #Kuwait6 lions) at ADIWS, and took blood, urine and fecal samples following concern that although he is eating, he appears to be losing weight. He has previously had his regular internal and external parasite treatments. So, we await the test results. As Muheeb was an illegal pet before being taken in by Kuwait Zoo, we have limited health background.
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Chino is back with brother Coco after his veterinary checkup – back to his imperious self, monitoring activity in Kornberg Habitat at the ADI Wildlife Sanctuary.
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Today, the ADI Wildlife Sanctuary in South Africa, hit a scorching 44 degrees Celsius / 111 degrees Fahrenheit during a summer heatwave – it’s going to be a hot Christmas!
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Saif is looking well and enjoying Sunday with Dhubiya after being sedated for a battery of tests by Dr Peter Caldwell at the ADI Wildlife Sanctuary last week.
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“DON’T YOU GO NEAR HIM AGAIN!” Tarzan has fully recovered after being sedated by Dr Peter Caldwell for tests – a possible kidney issue is being investigated and we await the results.
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Tarzan, Chino, Muheeb and Saif have recovered after being sedated by Dr Peter Caldwell at the ADI Wildlife Sanctuary for the annual health checks and vaccinations.
Continue readingOur huge punchbags filled with 100% catnip, donated by Kunduchi, are adored by ADI Wildlife Sanctuary residents like Mahla! Now, for the first time, a small version is available for the smaller cat in your life and sales raise funds for the animals at the sanctuary.
We have a special sale offer with big reductions. The catnip toys come in a special box featuring Mahla in action and the sanctuary gets a percentage of every sale! If you buy one PLEASE SEND PICS of your companion with it and we will post a special gallery of cats playing with the toys alongside their larger cousins (like Sasha, Mahla and Ruben) in action with the huge punchbags.
Once a trophy pet abandoned in Kuwait City, Saham now basks in the warmth of the sun relishing his pumpkin and ice lolly at the ADI Wildlife Sanctuary.
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