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An update on Tigerlily, one of oldest rescued cheetahs in Namibia, from Dr. Laurie Marker, founder and executive director of Cheetah Conservation Fund (CCF):  I have an important update about Tigerlily, a very special cheetah who has been part of my life for 16 years. Last Tuesday, Tigerlily stopped eating, and we knew something wasn't right. We have been carefully monitoring her for nearly a year due to her renal disease. At the time, I was in Somaliland, but our wonderful veterinary team, Drs Annie, Anne and Anahi, kept me updated. They discovered that Tigerlily had a blocked bladder and an infection, so intensive medical treatment began immediately. Our Head Cheetah Keeper, Lea, took the lead in overseeing her care until I returned. Since Saturday, Lea, Drs Annie and Anahi, and I have been working closely together to support Tigerlily through this difficult time. After several days of helping her to eat, I am relieved to share that today she started eating a little on her own. Tigerlily is now 16 years old. I raised her and her siblings, including Peter, who is still with us, from when they were just three to four weeks old. She has always held a very special place in my heart, and caring for her throughout her life has been an incredible journey. Renal disease is one of the leading causes of death in cheetahs, and their average lifespan in captivity is around 10 to 12 years. We know that Tigerlily is an elderly cheetah and that our time with her may be limited. But we will continue to give her the care, comfort and love she deserves, and I will keep you updated on how she is doing. If you would like to help us continue caring for cheetahs like Tigerlily and supporting our wider conservation work, please consider making a donation through the link below! 🔗 https://cheetah.org/donate/ #cheetah #cats #wildlife #conservation #ccfcheetah
An update on Tigerlily, one of oldest rescued cheetahs in Namibia, from Dr. Laurie Marker, founder and executive director of Cheetah Conservation Fund (CCF): I have an important update about Tigerlily, a very special cheetah who has been part of my life for 16 years. Last Tuesday, Tigerlily stopped eating, and we knew something wasn't right. We have been carefully monitoring her for nearly a year due to her renal disease. At the time, I was in Somaliland, but our wonderful veterinary team, Drs Annie, Anne and Anahi, kept me updated. They discovered that Tigerlily had a blocked bladder and an infection, so intensive medical treatment began immediately. Our Head Cheetah Keeper, Lea, took the lead in overseeing her care until I returned. Since Saturday, Lea, Drs Annie and Anahi, and I have been working closely together to support Tigerlily through this difficult time. After several days of helping her to eat, I am relieved to share that today she started eating a little on her own. Tigerlily is now 16 years old. I raised her and her siblings, including Peter, who is still with us, from when they were just three to four weeks old. She has always held a very special place in my heart, and caring for her throughout her life has been an incredible journey. Renal disease is one of the leading causes of death in cheetahs, and their average lifespan in captivity is around 10 to 12 years. We know that Tigerlily is an elderly cheetah and that our time with her may be limited. But we will continue to give her the care, comfort and love she deserves, and I will keep you updated on how she is doing. If you would like to help us continue caring for cheetahs like Tigerlily and supporting our wider conservation work, please consider making a donation through the link below! 🔗 https://cheetah.org/donate/ #cheetah #cats #wildlife #conservation #ccfcheetah

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