Four children of a lion who were orphaned during the war in Ukraine have arrived safely at Minnesota's shelter, promising to provide them with a permanent house.
The male named Taras and three substances called Stefania, Lesya and Prada, aged between four to five months, spent the past three weeks at the Poland Pozan Zoo. According to the International Fund of Animal Welfare, one of the several groups working to save animals from war, the final phase of a difficult journey on Tuesday after undergoing spacious bombings and drone strikes in Ukraine Is the sign.
"These kids have tolerated more than any animal in their short life," said Maryadth Witteni, the Wildlife Rescue Program manager in the fund. "He was born in Ukraine during the war, and then orphaned at the age of a few weeks."
Their new home is Wild Kate Sinori in Sandstone, about 90 miles (145 km) north of Mini Paul. They were seated in a plane that was returning from Poland to the United States. It landed on Tuesday to Manipolis, where the Century staff brought them to the facility where they were reviewed by an animal doctor and given them a warm place to rest. The flight was financed by the Andrew Sabine Family Foundation, based in New York.
Source: AP News
