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Feeding a hungry Large-spotted Genet kitten recovering from surgery and a broken leg is hard work... 😲😅 This little one is already weaning itself and is now on a mixture of formula and solids. We never pet, play, or tame any wildlife under our care. There is never any reason to do so. Keep them wild. 🤔🧐 Nathan (FreeMe Wildlife), shows us how it's done. 😁👍 We love what we do, and how we do it... ❤ #freemewildlife #fondationbrigittebardot #lovewildlife #lovepeople #lovenature | FreeMe Wildli

And so the time came to introduce these two Large-Spotted Genet kittens to each other as companions for the rest of their rehabilitation journey... ❤ One is quite a bit older than the other. The smaller one has never yet seen another Genet... this is how it went... ❤ We love what we do, and how we do it... ❤ #freemewildlife #morphicfields #borntobewild #FreeMe #fondationbrigittebardot #wildlife #morphicresonance #predator #returntothewild #genet #secondchance #cute #lovingwhatwedo #instagood #in

The Small Spotted Genet - also known as Common Genet (Genetta genetta) - knows just how to self-isolate! They are almost entirely solitary and as we countdown to the end of Lockdown we can’t help but turn to them for inspiration. These genets love drier woodlands and to lie up in the trees (like this chap captured here, diligently grooming itself, by Head Ranger Ruan at Jabulani). You can also spot them in holes in the ground and rocky hideouts. A dinner or snack of bats, birds, reptiles, amphib