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Sala is a little ray of sunshine! Rescued after tourists found her all alone, she is growing up at our Kaluku Field HQ alongside fellow kudu Sabassa and waterbucks Baraka and Zinga. We will raise this very sweet girl until she’s ready to return to a wild life.

Truly magical encounters with wildlife can inspire people to fully appreciate why it is so essential to save these animals in the wild.

Episode Three of The Life of Sita is out NOW 🔥 click the link in bio to watch 👀Subscribe to our YouTube Channel #animalsarefamily #thelifeofsita @ Myrtle Beach, South Carolina instagram.com/p/BsWj62Eggkd/…

RSF in Chile (Small Wildcat Conservation Foundation) Founded in 1996, the Small Wildcat Conservation Foundation works to ensure the survival of small wild cats and their natural habitats… instagram.com/p/BsJYw_xACSf/…

RSF in Brazil 🐆🇧🇷 (Smithsonian Institution) RSF funds assisted the Smithsonian Institution taking battery-operated televisions into the South American rain forest to show remote villages… instagram.com/p/BsJYSUZApH0/…

The Life of Sita - Episode 2, drops this Friday❗️ Be sure to subscribe to our YouTube Channel: Myrtle Beach Safari to get notified when the next episode is posted 😍🐯 @ Myrtle Beach, South… instagram.com/p/Br31yjng0Ko/…

Vali the chimp reading to tiger kids his sisters book “The Tiger Cubs and the Chimp” written by me Bhagavan “Doc” Antle! You can get signed copy’s from our store DM for orders.… instagram.com/p/BsA_p0wgSmi/…

These incredibly inspiring young women, @therobinb_ @cassidyjrdn itsjustajlove came to visit us at the Myrtle Beach Safari to help spread the word, Save the Tiger, Save the World❗️🐯♥️ To… instagram.com/p/Br8C8wUAiao/…

Thank you Rare Species Fund for helping rebuild the #SorayaResearchStation. Prior to reactivation, illegal activities in the area surrounding the research station was rampant. However, illegal activities have reduced since. To watch the full video (youtu.be/AG_idJI3CcU)

The Golden Tabby tiger is one of the world's rarest big cats. This type of tiger became extinct in the wild in 1932 when the last two were shot in Mysore Padesh, India.