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Juvenile baboon safely rescued after three days on the run in Durban
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Juvenile baboon safely rescued after three days on the run in Durban

A young baboon was rescued after spending three days wandering in the Rossburgh area of Durban. The animal was last spotted near Southway Mall before fleeing into nearby bushes. Local residents actively participated in the rescue by reporting sightings, sharing videos, and contacting the Centre for Rehabilitation of Wildlife (CROW). CROW expressed gratitude for the public's assistance, emphasizing that their efforts were crucial in ensuring the baboon's safe recovery. The baboon is now receiving care at CROW.

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Juvenile baboon safely rescued after three days on the run in Durban

A young baboon was rescued after spending three days wandering in the Rossburgh area of Durban. The animal was last spotted near Southway Mall before fleeing into nearby bushes. Local residents actively participated in the rescue by reporting sightings, sharing videos, and contacting the Centre for Rehabilitation of Wildlife (CROW). CROW expressed gratitude for the public's assistance, emphasizing that their efforts were crucial in ensuring the baboon's safe recovery. The baboon is now receiving care at CROW.

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