Returning and facing the two lion cubs he saved seven years ago

Nothing is more powerful than the attachment you share with your animal, especially if you helped raise it.People dedicate their entire lives to helping animals out of pure love, and Kevin Richardson is one such person.

He once saw a mother lion reject two of her newborn pups while he was working at the Lion Park in South Africa. While some might have been afraid to approach the couple, Kevin’s instinct told him otherwise.He made the decision to save them, and they quickly grew to play a significant role in his life.

At the center, the objective was to raise these cubs in a way that would enable them to develop into independent adults.Seven years later, Kevin made the decision to pay Meg and Ammy a visit. He was understandably anxious about their reaction.They hadn’t seen each other in a while, and he wasn’t sure if they would still recognize him.

Kevin made the decision to approach the lions without thinking twice, and luckily for us, he captured the experience on camera using a GoPro.He made the decision to jump in and go after her while calling her name while one of the lions was by the water.

When she understood who Kevin was, she rushed into the water and gave him a bear hug.They will always share this special connection no matter how long they are separated, according to Kevin, who refers to them as his “soul mates.”