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Rescued lions and baboon step towards their bright new future

Tilin the baboon, and the five lions who were rescued by ADI following legislation banning all animal acts from Bollivian circuses, are now settling into brand new quarantine enclosures, in Cochabamba. Along...

New home for ex-circus lions being constructed

The five rescued lions, sleeping soundly in their new temporary homes, must have been exhilarated after finally stepping out of their cages after a lifetime of hardship. But though they didn’t know...

Bolivian lions move into new quarantine facility

On February 4, our five lions took one step closer to freedom. Upon completion of the construction of the quarantine facility, our three male, and two female lions were successfully transferred into their...

Ex-lab monkeys step outdoors

In January, the three ex-lab monkeys rehomed by ADI to the Lakeview Monkey Sanctuary were let out into their outdoor quarantine enclosure. Baloo, the male, walked out out first, closely followed by...

Memories of Tarzan: long walks in the bush

Tarzan the tiger, who has been leading a tranquil and peaceful life, is approaching his third happy year in the ADI Rescue Centre. His days, generally spent lazing in the African sun, are blissful,...

Memories of Tarzan: Tarzan's health check

During routine checks of our big cats at the ADI Rescue Centre, resident vet Brett Gardner had become concerned as to the health of Tarzan the tiger. Following days of ongoing observations the decision...

Memories of Tarzan: easy living

Tarzan’s life remains free of drama, as his is one of tranquillity and rest. His coat has noticeably improved and his physique has definitely become stronger over the last year as he feasts on regular...

Memories of Tarzan: cleaning chores

As Tarzan approaches his second anniversary at the ADI Rescue Centre, life appears to be good for our lovable rogue. He maintains his deceptively calm and almost friendly demeanour and seems to enjoy...

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