This young rescued Wild Dog was sick, and had to be kept in quarantine before getting moved to a big enclosure, to live with a companion, but like every young canid, she is very active and playful, so having someone to play with, even if through the fence, makes her day!

The young Kudu was rescued when he was just a baby, and had to be hand-raised until he is old enough to return to the wild. The kudu doesn't live in an enclosure, and walk around the sanctuary as he pleases. He likes attention, and as he saw the wild dog being played with, he decided to try and steal the spotlight, and stood right in front of the camera! Animals are hilarious!

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