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NEW CUBS ARRIVE AT CHEETAH OUTREACH

Nine cubs, 3 males and 6 females, have recently come from the Ann van Dyk Cheetah Centre to Cheetah Outreach to be raised as ambassadors. 

Muckel and Lewis, males, and Nave, a female, were born on 29 April.  Muckel and Lewis are brothers.

Oronsay, Pego and Qi, all females, were born on 6 May.  Oronsay and Pego are sisters.

Rum, a male, and Sula, a female, were born 21 May.  They are sister and brother.  Tiree, a female, was born 28 May.

All the cubs will be raised together and at 4 months of age, will begin coming to the Cheetah Outreach facility to meet the public.  When they are older, they will go to other conservation facilities to help raise awareness about the plight of the cheetah.