The Dodo
He was someone's pet — wait for the moment he's finally free ❤️ Keep up with more jaguar rescues @jaguarrescuecenter
7 days ago
I found their page. He was rehabilitated for a while in an area where they monitored him but limited his human interaction. When he was ready he was released into an eco lodge area.
7 days ago
Praying for his survival in the wilderness! ❤️
7 days ago
What sort of a cruel person would keep such a beautiful animal like this caged up..clearly a heartless one thank God this beautiful baby is being released where it belongs! 😍
7 days ago
THE LOOK IN HIS EYES!!! 🥹🥹🥹
7 days ago
My only concern is: who taught him to hunt?
7 days ago
He’s kinda chunky for a wild cat. He might starve in the wild if there’s no one there to feed him
7 days ago
Imagine being that good looking 👌
7 days ago
Such a precious big cat!!😍❤️🙌
7 days ago
Does he have the skills to survive?
7 days ago
When do we enact laws preventing people from keeping wild animals as pets 🤬
7 days ago
So happy he’s finally free😍👏❤️
7 days ago
I thought he was a clouded leopard. Beautiful. 🤩
7 days ago
I hope he knows how to hunt
7 days ago
How would learn to survive in the wild, if was lockup all his life, how will he learn to hunt, forage , and survive wild the life...
7 days ago
He’s got some sack on him!!
Zac Mills | The Wildlife Collective
Today was their very first day on safari — a moment I’ve pictured in my mind for years, but nothing could prepare me for how it would actually feel. We left mama and their 3-week-old baby sister at home and set off for @kapotocamp, my safari camp in the heart of Masai Mara, Kenya. It felt surreal, but in the best possible way, to share this with my kids. My kids have grown up surrounded by wildlife stories. They’ve seen the photos on the walls, flipped through the books, and heard me talk about the incredible places and creatures I’ve been lucky enough to encounter. But today, it wasn’t my story anymore — it was theirs. For the first time, they truly got to experience what I do. For the first time, they had cameras in their hands. I wanted them to feel what it’s like to press that shutter not for the sake of a perfect picture, but for the thrill of capturing a moment. To see how a single image can hold a memory, a feeling, and even a message. Cheetahs, elephants, hippos, zebras — and so much more. Every encounter sparked fresh wonder, fresh excitement, and memories I know they’ll carry for a lifetime. Watching them experience all of this for the first time, camera straps around their necks, eyes wide with wonder and hearts open to the wild — it warmed my heart more than I can put into words. This trip isn’t just about making photographers. It’s about raising future conservationists, teaching them the value of wild places and the power of storytelling. And seeing that spark in them today was a moment I’ll never forget. Their first safari. Their first time behind the camera. Their first steps into a world I know they’ll spend a lifetime loving and protecting. Special thanks to @cassienoelphotography #FirstSafari #FamilySafari #ConservationPhotography #RaisingConservationists #WildlifePhotography #MasaiMara #NatureLovers #SafariAdventure #KidsOnSafari #FamilyTravel #WildlifeConservation #PhotographyJourney #ExploreTheWild #CaptureTheMoment #TravelWithKids #ConservationInTheMaking #KenyaSafari #WildlifeStories #TravelGoals #InspiringTheNextGeneration #AdventureAwaits #LoveTheWild #WildlifeProtection #FutureConservationists #SafariLife #TravelWithPurpose