A newborn leopard cub named “Bibi Kali” because of her aggressive nature was entrusted into Daktari Sue’s care. Abandoned by her mother, she had a nasty tear wound across her shoulders. “It was three days before we dared to give anything but superficial treatment to the cub’s shoulder wound. By then she was taking milk from a bottle and was making her presence felt. She seemed to gradually take shape, coming to life with an infant bawl rather than a feline cry, her body – now well nourished – taking on the supple rippling movement of the adult leopard.”
