The Greenville Zoo in South Carolina announced that they had to make a tough decision today: euthanizing one of their beloved African Lions, Saied, at the age of 15. Saied had been struggling with multiple health issues, including a degenerative joint disease and spinal neurological problem, and recent tests showed that his condition had worsened, affecting his quality of life. After consulting with zoo staff, the decision was made to humanely euthanize him.
Saied had arrived at the Greenville Zoo with his brother Chuma from the Riverbanks Zoo in Columbia in 2010. He was considered the dominant male of the pair. Zoo officials expressed their sadness over the loss of Saied and mentioned that they will be closely monitoring Chuma as he adjusts to the loss of his brother. Plans are being made for a remembrance event for Saied at the zoo.
The Greenville Zoo asked for understanding as they continue to gather more information and focus on ensuring the well-being of the animals in their care and supporting Chuma during this difficult time. They appreciated the community’s support during this challenging period. Updates on any future plans for honoring Saied will be shared with the public as they become available.
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