This was our dinning veranda

A look inside

A Okonjima chalet

The view inside my chalet

Here our game viewing was controlled differently. The sanctuary consists of approximately 500 hectares (1250 acres) fenced off enclosures

One of the many Cheetahs here for rehabilitation

Some of the cats are tracked with radio collars, Dean picks up the signal of a Leopard

Another guide helps Dean during our search

We find the Leopard's kill in thick bush

We find our Leopard

If you look around its neck, you can see the radio collar

A campfire is started before dinner

Three Lions at Okonjima, this is one of two males

The only female

The Lions are maintained in a separate enclosed area away from the other cats

It's time to feed the Cheetahs

Some cats will complete the rehabilitation process then relocate to a suitable game park

Other cats will remain at Okonjima because of their physcial limitations

These Cheetahs are fed daily by the Okonjima staff

Even this guy benefits during the feeding

A male Kudu

Rick is such a flirt!

This is Okonjima's Warthog Piggy. It is living the good life here!