Lions Rescued From A Ukrainian Zoo Have Found A New Home In The U.S.

The video details the rescue of 11 lions from Odessa Zoo in Ukraine during the war. Pat Craig, a wildlife rescuer in Colorado, facilitated their relocation to the Wild Animal Sanctuary. The lions, including two cubs, traveled 6000 miles to their new home, overcoming bureaucratic hurdles. Now in Colorado, they enjoy a natural habitat, with the cubs bonding with a surrogate mom. The sanctuary, reliant on donations, provides a permanent home for these and other rescued animals, highlighting the commitment to their care and well-being.

What was the main challenge in rescuing the lions from Odessa Zoo?

• Difficulty in sedating the lions

• Lack of transportation

• No place to relocate them

• Insufficient funds for the rescue

What was a significant obstacle in the lions' journey to the United States?

• Lack of food supplies

• Bureaucratic red tape

• Health issues of the lions

• Weather conditions

Where are the adult lions housed in Colorado?

• A 65-acre enclosure

• A city park

• A private farm

• A small zoo

What role does Beatrice play for the lion cubs?

• Trainer

• Surrogate mother

• Playmate

• Caretaker

How does the sanctuary fund the care of the lions?

• Donations and admission fees

• Government grants

• Personal funds of Pat Craig

• Corporate sponsorships