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	Lion cub rescued: ‘Saba’ will be transferred to LIONSROCK shortly Saba, a lion cub that was scheduled to be brought to FOUR PAWS big sanctuary LIONSROCK but had disappeared on arrival of the team in Jordan, has been found! A vet employed by the Princess Alia Foundation has discovered the young animal during a routine visit to the zoo where the cub had been kept temporarily. Saba was hidden in a night room between two lion enclosures and was terrified and weak. He is now recovering under the supervision of experts and will finally embark on his journey to a better life as soon as possible. When a young lion had gone missing on the day FOUR PAWS employees arrived in Jordan to relocate a group of lions to South Africa, the team assumed foul play by the local zoo. Meanwhile, the members of the Princess Alia Foundation who had rescued the lions from inappropriate keeping conditions intensified their efforts to retrieve the cub. After the successful search operation, Saba is being treated for minor wounds and undernourishment, while he has literally slept off the stress of his odyssey for a full 24 hours. Now the play instinct typical for cats his age is helping him in the process of building up muscle, the lack of which is still restraining him considerably. Bad keeping conditions, an early isolation from its mother and malnutrition are the main causes of his current state. The new groups are settling in fast While Hope, Arandas, Muhawish, Amra and Khawla – who were all saved in January and brought to LIONSROCK in April 2010 in the presence of Princess Alia of Jordan – are settling in very quickly, Saba will be able to join them soon. The other new arrivals, Mario and Marion from Toulouse – a pair which had almost been sold off to the hunting industry by its previous owners – are also exploring the vastness of their new home. Saba will be the 69th lion to enjoy a worthy existence in the FOUR PAWS sanctuary. 05.05.2010 back    printable version    top Farewell to LIONSROCK’s oldest inhabitants New Special Care Unit at LIONSROCK FOUR PAWS brings three lions from Serbia and two tigers from Germany to South Africa LIONSROCK Transfer: FOUR PAWS’ next big cats rescue mission 4 lionesses from Romania were safely released into LIONSROCK LIONSROCK is the perfect home for Nyanga, zoo lioness A happy ending for Caesar, the lion who never gave up A “purr”fect new home for Royal and Presidential lions Fire at LIONSROCK: All lions are safe News from LIONSROCK: how the latest arrivals are settling in Three big cats embark on a new life at LIONSROCK Lion cub rescued: ‘Saba’ will be transferred to LIONSROCK shortly Robben Island: FOUR PAWS rescues 19 fallow deers Lions from Congo arrive at Lionsrock Seven new lions rescued by FOUR PAWS Savannah and Jazz are a good match at LIONSROCK At LIONSROCK, Tavi and Aurica discover their new enclosure – and each other The new arrivals at LIONSROCK get to know each other First Annual Medical Check Diary-Day 3 First Annual Medical Check Diary-Day 2 First Annual Medical Check Diary-Day 1 FOUR PAWS rescues 8 lions and will bring them to their new home LIONSROCK Cesar recovers rapidly at LIONSROCK FOUR PAWS returns captive lions to life of freedom in Africa Volunteer at the Lionsrock sanctuary FOUR PAWS successfully transfers 11 big cats from Romania to South Africa FOUR PAWS transfers 10 lions and a tigress from Romania to South Africa LIONSROCK has officially been opened! The LIONSROCK Park LIONSROCK soon a new home for the Gaenserndorf lions Success stories Support this project

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