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When I first saw these orphaned genets in late November, see post below dated 29 November, one would fit in my hand. They seemed so tiny and now a month later they are fit and healthy and have all but trebled in size since arriving at the Tikki Hywood Trust in Harare two months ago. This is due to the wonderful care provided by Lisa and Ellen. 'Dior' is the extrovert on Ellen's hand and the shy one, 'Coco' is hiding behind. Labels: Genet, Tikki Hywood Trust, Zimbabwe |
Having spent some time with Lisa and Ellen of the Tikki Hywood Trust I can only marvel at the dedication and skill they show in handling and caring for the animals in their keep. These are trying times in Zimbabwe and this makes it even more incredible the work that they manage to do...as well as breeding and caring for the animals they have also created an educational program (Kusanganisa) for local people so that their work is understood and there exists harmony between local people and the work of The Tikki Hywood Trust. Truly inspirational stuff!!