00:00These two soaked little kittens may not look like fighters, but Phoenix and Isha just survived
00:06an entire sugarcane field going up in flames. There was no sign of an adult serval. There were
00:15widespread burn wounds from the face to the tip of the tail. The workers have doused the two
00:21kittens with cold water, so they were still wet. These little servals had already survived
00:27something unimaginable, but without their mom surviving, the fire was just the beginning.
00:34My daughter, it was school holidays, and she took over the night feeds.
00:39It was emotionally hard to see. I didn't think they will survive.
00:47Every bottle was helping them grow stronger, and you can really see how they started to come back to life.
00:57We have to release each and every animal back to the wild. They have to contribute to their species
01:02and to the ecosystem. Their new enclosure wasn't just a place to play. It was their classroom.
01:08Put them in an enclosure with some obstacles to see how they will cope without their tails.
01:16This was where Phoenix and Isha could climb, explore, pounce, and just slowly learn how to be wild servals.
01:24They've learned how to cope without a tail, and they're doing remarkably well.
01:28Both of them are doing so well. By the end of this year, we will release them back into the
01:34wild.
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