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Photo by Professional Pet Stylist | Chelsey Martineau on June 17, 2026.

Photo by Professional Pet Stylist | Chelsey Martineau on June 17, 2026.

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Posted On: June 17th 2026, 07:11 pm

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showstopper_grooming

4 months ago

showstopper_grooming

Super cute 😍😍

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5 months ago

jess_chasing_moments

Gaaaaaahhhh!😍

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Zoom out, and that future gets even greater. Waiting in the wings are entirely wild bulls — who even tower above Challa! They’re generously giving the youngsters space to drink, after the Keepers requested them to move off with a whistle and a wave. In the fullness of time, every small orphan you see here will join their ranks, reclaiming their place in the wilds of Tsavo.

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