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NEW CUBS ARRIVE AT CHEETAH OUTREACH

Four cubs have arrived from the Ann van Dyk Cheetah Centre and are being raised at our cub facility.  Three cubs come from one litter and were born on 5 June.  They include 2 females named Vaila and Wiay, and one male named Xhosa.  The other cub comes from a different litter and was born one day later, on 6 June.  His name is Uist.

All cubs are doing very well.  They are drinking from bottles and very affectionate, coming to people for attention.  The youngest cub, Uist, is the most active and playful.

The cubs will be raised at our cub facility on Eikendal by our cub staff and at about 4 months of age, will start coming to the Cheetah Outreach facility to meet the public.