Endangered Predator breeding project.
The MacRae family are involved in numerous wildlife conservation initiatives. We have been a part of a lion breeding project for many years. We are also successfully breeding Serval and have raised and released many animals in the past.
	With the lions we focus on  stage 1 & 2 of the conservation project which entails breeding and raising of the cubs.
The Lion Tour is an interactive and educational tour. By teaching people about lions and their natural behavior we are able to create a greater awareness of the importance of their conservation. We take small groups of people so you can interact with the animals. The tour is really laid back, you spend time in the garden feeding the baby lions and any other rehab animals we might have at the time. Thereafter you head out on a lion walk. The lions don't walk energetically as they are lazy cats. They love to stop for a cuddle or to splash in the water. The tour also includes any rehab animals we may have at the time, e.g. snakes, baboons, giraffe, ect.
Above: a baby impala. Below: a baby baboon - with our darling dog.
The lion project was made possible by Steve and Louisa Cantwell, our patrons from the United Kingdom.