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Simba and Nala, two lions cubs removed from a home in Durban last week, have been released at a wildlife facility.

The lion cubs taken from a Westville property have been released to a wildlife facility.

Two lion cubs that were found at a residential property in Westville, Durban, being kept without a permit have been released at an NSPCA-accredited wildlife facility at an undisclosed location while police continue to investigate the matter.

Police in Margate have opened a case of cruelty to animals following an incident in which a vehicle was found burnt on Sunday, May 19. Police also found three burnt carcasses of dogs inside the vehicle.

Driver found unharmed the following day but animals being transported were found burnt alive in the back of the vehicle

ReWild's Jane Burd questions the credibility of the experts the Kruger National Park claims to have consulted on the relocation of bats.

Three dogs were burnt alive inside a vehicle belonging to the SPCA, and the driver of the vehicle was found unharmed in the early hours of Monday morning.

The Drakenstein Lion Park, a rehabilitation centre outside Paarl, close to Simonsvlei, has been operational since 1998 and currently houses 21 previously-abused lions as well as one tiger.