Kevin Richardson takes Vayetse and Ginny on an enrichment walk while keeping a close eye on Vayetse’s recovery. After recently noticing him stumble, walk with a limp, and seem clumsy on his hind legs, Kevin checks signs of neurological or spinal trouble with practical observations like paw response, tail movement, obstacle awareness, and the way he jumps.
The walk also captures the contrast between the two lions: Vayetse is improving but still shows weakness in the quads and hindquarters, while Ginny moves with agile confidence and even finds a warthog hoof to chew on. Along the way, Kevin explains how older sanctuary lions can develop mechanical, muscular, skeletal, and neurological issues, and why enrichment walks matter so much for their physical and psychological well-being.
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