The following wild animals such as pythons, snakes, wolves, hippos … are loved by their owners and are considered members of the family.
Mr. Werner Freund, 79, Saarland State, Germany is over 40 years old living with a beautiful but extremely dangerous animal, which is a wolf. To mingle with them, Mr. Freund considers wolves to be members of the family. He bathed, gave them raw meat and even kissed his “children”.
2. Make friends with giraffes
Since birth, the Giraffe Fenne has been adopted by a South African family as a pet. When he was 2 years old, Fenne was 3 m tall. Fenne has the ability to perceive intelligence like a dog. When he called his name, he ran to his owner. Unfortunately, not long ago, Fenne died after being eaten by poisonous leaves.
3. Make friends with a camel
While many people don’t want to keep a camel in the house, West Germany’s Nicole Doepper feels happy when a llamas becomes her best friend. This camel named Socke was rescued after being injured in the wild. So wherever Nicole goes, she takes Socke with her.
4. Lions in the house
Shahzarah is the name of the lion living in Anna Studer’s home, Tell City, Indiana, USA. Although the lion is a dangerous predator, Studer overcame Shahzarah’s fear and care as his own child. She stroked and brushed him every day. We know that the name of Shahzarah means queen of queens.
5. Adopt the South American hamster as a member of the family
Gary is the name of this cute South American hamster, weighing almost 51 kg. Gary lives with his family in Buda City, Hays County, Texas, USA. The hamster Gary is very intelligent and friendly. In addition, he learns the game very quickly, if not faster than an ordinary dog.
6. Raise a hippopotamus close to 700 kg
After saving the life of the hippo Jessica in a dying state, Mr. Tonie Joubert, living in South Africa, decided to “bring” this giant animal home. At that time, Jessica was as small as a 16kg calf. Currently, Jessica weighs almost 700 kg. Even so, this hippo is still very much pampered by its owner. Mr. Joutbert also allowed Jessica to lie down on his bed.
7. Living with a zoological garden
Family of Mr. and Mrs. Alan – Heather Hewitt has the hobby of living with over 80 wild creatures. With their own properties in the town of Morley, the city of Leeds, West Yorkshire, England, the Hewitt family have established a separate residence for the strange animals. Members of the Hewitt animal family include 2 monitor lizards, 6 Australian dragons, 4 tropical American pythons, 2 pythons and 2 giant tortoises, 1 cane toad, 4 tarantula spiders, a few rodents, 1 African parrot, 2 African weasels , 2 North American pandas and 1 skunk.
8. Adopt a kangaroo.
Orphan Pebbles was adopted by Luke Simmonds – an employee of the Ballarat Ecological Park Zoo, Victoria, Australia. The love of this special father-son couple has grown closer and closer since the mother’s death at that time Pebbles was only 7 months old. After a day of hard work, nothing is more exciting when The Simmonds and Father are curled up in the chair watching their favorite shows.
