Deb
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Deb
@Deb150Deb
Animals travel love of South Africa, conservation, safaris big cats Leopard is my favourite and my big Norwegian Forest Cats instagram wegieboys_150












At the Footsteps to Freedom Ball, we shared our film 'What Will You Tell Your Children?'. Help us change the story. Donate to our Protect the Pride #EarthRaise appeal before 29 April & your gift will be DOUBLED to protect lions in Meru, Kenya. Donate 👉 bit.ly/3QAf8qL

Brad 'Chucky' Severs posing with a sickening grin with a Leopard draped across his shoulders. This is only one of four more that he has slaughtered to satisfy his sociopathic needs! #TrophyHunters put the CON in conservation! RT if you want a GLOBAL ban on #trophyhunting NOW!


Until 1976, you could walk into a shop in London, England called Harrods and buy a lion, a camel, or an elephant. In 1969, two young Australians named John Rendall and Ace Bourke walked in and bought a three-month-old lion cub. They named him Christian. He lived with them above a furniture shop, played in local gardens, and rode around the city in the back of a convertible. When he outgrew London, they flew him to Kenya, where a conservationist named George Adamson released him into the wild in the Kora National Reserve. A year later, the two men flew back to find him. Adamson warned them Christian was now fully wild and might not remember them. Despite being the head of a wild pride, Christian recognised them immediately and ran to greet them. The reunion was filmed, and the footage has since been viewed over 100 million times. Christian was last seen in early 1973, heading north. He was never seen again.









