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| Rhinos are maintained Anne (Photo: Daily Mail) |
Harare - A family in Zimbabwe parenting orphaned rhinos already in his house. Rhino is even closer to the family.
This two-ton beast has established an incredible bond with Anne Whittall, when he was brought to his house when it was a baby rhino. Rhino named Jimmy was orphaned when her mother was shot by poachers in South Africa 2007.
Photographer David Hulme, found the baby rhino is close to his mother who had died. This poor rhino left to fend for himself for a few days.
This two-ton beast has established an incredible bond with Anne Whittall, when he was brought to his house when it was a baby rhino. Rhino named Jimmy was orphaned when her mother was shot by poachers in South Africa 2007.
Photographer David Hulme, found the baby rhino is close to his mother who had died. This poor rhino left to fend for himself for a few days.
David then took Jimmy to the Whittall family to be treated in the garden safari in Zimbabwe. However, Anne and her husband, Roger, immediately volunteered to take care of the black rhino has become one of the family.
Five years later, Jimmy, was given by Roger freedom to come and go as he entered into the house. Jimmy often came to see Anne, because she thought she was 71 years old his mother.
Five years later, Jimmy, was given by Roger freedom to come and go as he entered into the house. Jimmy often came to see Anne, because she thought she was 71 years old his mother.
"There is no doubt that Jimmy saw Anne as a mother. This is not surprising since Anne frequent feeding bottle to Jimmy, five to six times a day when he was a baby," David said, as quoted by the Daily Mail, Thursday (12/06/2012) .
"He likes to come into the lounge and socialize with other families, when he feels ignored, he was so angry. He also has a few friends, the dogs, two cows, and buffalo," said the 40-year-old man.
"He likes to come into the lounge and socialize with other families, when he feels ignored, he was so angry. He also has a few friends, the dogs, two cows, and buffalo," said the 40-year-old man.
Source: Daily Mail
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