A rescued lion cub cannot sleep without its blanket, despite the fact that it has already grown

When Lambert's savior, Vicki Keihi first saw him in 2014, he looked more like a puppy than a mighty lion. A lion cub illegally bought by a family that no longer wanted to keep it, desperately needed help. And Keihi was more than happy to provide her baby.

“The previous owners illegally purchased it as a pet for their young children,” says Angela Culver.

“We heard from previous owners that he was sleeping in bed with his grandfather,” Keihi said. “So I brought a blanket for him, went into the aviary and laid it in one of the corners. He curled up on that blanket and immediately fell asleep. Ever since since then I always give him a blanket. "

Now Lambert is 2 years old and he still lives under the care of Keihi, because he is not able to survive in the wild.

When Lambert's savior, Vicki Keihi first saw him in 2014, he looked more like a puppy than a mighty lion.

A lion cub illegally bought by a family that no longer wanted to keep it, desperately needed help.

"We heard from previous owners that he was sleeping in bed with his grandfather," Keihi said.

"I brought a blanket for him. He curled up on that blanket, and immediately fell asleep."

"Since then, I always give him a blanket."

"He is my child. My baby."

Watch the video: Rescued Baby Lion Cant Sleep Without A Blanket Even Though Hes All Grown Up (May 2024).