Save Big Cats From Extinction In Africa

We have been really busy at Cheetah Experience lately with the big amount of rain we've been getting. The grass is growing quickly so we are trying to stay on top of things and cut and rake all the animals' camps so they have a nice home. 

Once again, thanks to your donations, we have been able to give some of our animals some much needed medical care. Nikita, our Canadian wolf, is getting older so she had a full health check and it turns out that she is suffering from pancreatic insuffiency, which means that she will need vitamin B12 injections every 2 weeks. Thanks to your help, we are able to give her the medical care she needs. 

Bruce, our meerkat, was also taken to the vet to get his nails cut and to do a full health check as well. It turns out he is one perfectly healthy meerkat, which is great news. 

Last but not least, Mercury, one of our caracals, was spayed by the vet a few weeks ago. It was much needed because she was starting to show some behavioural issues, which have been so much better since her vet visit. The next one to be spayed, will be Saturn, also due to behavioural issues. 

Thanks to your donation, we were able to look after our animals properly. We couldn't do this if it wasn't for you, so from the bottom of our hearts, we would like to say a big thank you to all of you. We wouldn't be able to do this without your help. 

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To work with big cats, especially Cheetahs can be sometimes very nerve wrecking.  Our first priority will always be the health and well being of the animals.  The best food for good health and a long life.  You plan, and all of a sudden everything went wrong.  You have a good supply of the best game meat that is very expensive, and then the freezer broke down.  The donation money from our wonderful supporters then just literally goes down the drain.  Parts to fix the problem will take another day to arrive to fix the problem.  It is a nail biting situation.  You start to phone everybody.  We need meat, we must feed our animals.  Money is rolling out.  The cost to repair the freezer is sky high, the only option to get fresh good meat comes at a very high price.  This is a nailbiting situation.  We want to thank all our doners for the help, but unfortunately we are not making ends meet.  We will have to put in more effort to get more people involved and help us to get a little bit more pease of mind.  We will always put our animals first.