3-month-old lion cub Safina is enjoying some domestic comforts before she settles into her permanent residence at Linton Zoo. Zoo co-owner Kim Simmons is raising Safina at home because the cub's pa...
3-month-old lion cub Safina is enjoying some domestic comforts before she settles into her permanent residence at Linton Zoo. Zoo co-owner Kim Simmons is raising Safina at home because the cub's parents didn't have the experience to care for their firstborn.
Safina's father, Riziki, was also hand-reared as was her mother, Karla. Bottle-fed on the same special milk formula her parents were raised on, Safina has made herself right at home, spending much of her time being fawned over by Arnie, a ginger tom cat who has adopted the lioness cub for the time being.
Simmons stressed that raising wild animals like Safina in a domestic setting was done to ensure survival only when there was no other alternative.
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umm ! excuse me dumb ass haven't you seen that youtube hit about christian the lion what happen to those two fellas that brought that lion cub into their house in london yeah thats right they couldn't afford to maintain it when it got bigger now lucky 4 them they didn't do anything stupid like de-claw it or de-sex it or chop it's teeth off like you would of done you stupid cunt, at least they were able to release it in the wild how about we chop your hands off and chuck you in the jungle
yeah well once u declaw it you better keep it or have enough money to maintain it cuz u want be able to release it in the wild once it is domesticated
Domestic cats aren't too far off from their wild counterparts (compared to dogs, which are far different). Cats play in similar ways in the wild and in your house. The lion is just twice the cat's size.
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