Bull Terrier Rescue and Friends

07/11/2024

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05/11/2024

A pilot, a vet and a section ranger of Hluhluwe iMfolozi Park took to the sky on Sunday morning in search of buffalo for a disease testing operation (more info on this soon). While looking for buffalo, they came across a new poached rhino carcass and a couple of 100m away they spotted a small calf on its own (weighing 105kg and estimated to be around 6 weeks old).
They responded immediately. Dr Rowan Leeming immobilized the small calf and they placed it on the back seat of the helicopter (flown by Orton Bosman of Heligistix). The calf was rushed to the Zululand Rhino Orphanage where he was given a drip to rehydrate him and rhino plasma to strengthen his immune system. The experienced team at the orphanage will do everything they can to ensure his recovery and then his well-being until he is old enough to be released back into the wild.
African Wildlife Vets with support from Blankets for Baby Rhinos covered the emergency helicopter flight from Hluhluwe iMfolozi Park to the orphanage.”
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31/10/2024

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15/10/2024

Alexander the Great, the legendary Macedonian conqueror, shared an extraordinary bond with his faithful companion, Peritas, a massive Molossian hound. This ancient breed, known for its imposing size, strength, and unwavering loyalty, perfectly complemented Alexander's bold and ambitious nature.
Peritas was more than just a pet; he was a constant presence throughout Alexander's epic conquests, from Greece to India. The huge dog's courage on the battlefield matched that of his master, fighting fiercely alongside Alexander and his soldiers. In one famous incident, Peritas reportedly saved Alexander's life by attacking an elephant during a battle in India, demonstrating both his bravery and devotion.
Their relationship transcended that of a king and his dog; Peritas was Alexander's confidant and source of comfort during the loneliest moments of his campaigns. When Peritas died, allegedly during the siege of Thebes, Alexander was devastated. He honored his loyal friend by founding a city named Peritas, ensuring that the memory of their exceptional bond would endure through the ages.

12/10/2024

11/10/2024

That’s something special ! ❤️🐘

10/10/2024

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29/09/2024

So cute ❤️

27/09/2024