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Orphaned genets released into the wild

WOODMEAD - FreeMe Wildlife Rescue and Rehabilitation Centre cared for and facilitated the release of three large-spotted genets into the grounds of Country Club Johannesburg.

April 20, 2015

Varushka Padayachi Less than a minute

ANIMAL TALK: Nicci Wright, senior animal manager of FreeMe talks about genets.

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NOW YOU SEE HIM: The male large-spotted genet darts around his temporary pre-release enclosure.

SPOT THE DIFFERENCE: Nicci Wright of FreeMe says large-spotted and small-spotted genets are prevalent all over Johannesburg.

LOOKY HERE: The male large-spotted genet peers at his new home from within his temporary pre-release enclosure.

ANIMAL TALK: Nicci Wright, senior animal manager of FreeMe talks about genets.

HIDE AND SEEK: The male large-spotted genet explores his new habitat.

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April 20, 2015

Varushka Padayachi Less than a minute

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