Two white Bengal tigers rescued from a Boksburg backyard in Gauteng have found a safe home and are recovering gradually. Two white Bengal tigers rescued from a Boksburg backyard in Gauteng have found a safe home and are recovering gradually.
Two white Bengal tigers rescued from a Boksburg backyard in Gauteng have found a safe home and are recovering gradually.Sahara and Asmir were kept in a Boksburg backyard for over two years before being rescued by theThe two white Bengal tigers are now happily adjusting to their new home under the care of Isindile Big Cat & Predator sanctuary staff.
Furthermore, Peacock added that according to a veterinarian the tigers’ health was concerning, which almost reduced their life expectancy to approximately five years.Sahara and Asmir are just under three years. They were allegedly injected as cubs but were never provided any vaccinations or deworming.However, on the bright side Peacock says the tigers are recovering and are on a “special” diet now, which aims to reduce their weight gradually.
In contrast to the “concrete” jungle Sahara and Amir were “trapped” in, they will be moved to a space more fitting for their natural terrain.According to the NSPCA the male and female tigers will remain at Isindile. However, “they are being moved to a larger enclosure that is suitable for their habitat with dense bush and trees with water flowing through the enclosure”.
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