Four lion cubs born during the war in Ukraine found their forever home at an animal sanctuary in Minnesota.
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The young lions include one male named Taras and three females named Stefania, Lesya and Prada, according to the International Fund for Animal Welfare, a global nonprofit that helped rescue the animals. Three of the cubs are 4 months old, and the oldest, Prada, is 6 months old, The Wildcat Sanctuary said in Sandstone, Minnesota.
Before their arrival at the sanctuary, the cubs spent three weeks at Poznan Zoo in Poland, where they recovered from a 36-hour trip from war-torn Ukraine, the animal welfare fund said.
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Stop bringing things over here like that
Really and who are you 🤔 people that they don’t care for animals have no souls!
What? They don’t have zoos in Europe? That’s a little far for an animal to travel.
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