Vasectomy

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Kenyan Man Who Had Vasectomy 10 Years Ago Says He Has No ... (Tuko.co.ke)

Steve Kiruri, a Kenyan dad, said he flew to Kisumu for a vasectomy in November 2012. He opted for the surgical procedure as he did not want any more ...

I have no regrets," he added. The father of three hinted he was thinking of undergoing the process to prevent his wife In his new relationship, Kiruri who disclosed he serves as a chairman of a local school said he laid his card on the table, letting his new lover know about his vasectomy. "I did my vasectomy in November 2012 and the reason for doing such is that I felt I had achieved the number of children I wanted and I need to take control of the future," Steve Kiruri, a father of three told - The dad of three said he had no regrets over the decision he made over a decade ago as he has other children to take care of - A Kenyan father disclosed he did his vasectomy in November 2012 because he had achieved the number of kids he wanted

Kenya conducts vasectomy on 3-year-old lion (Independent)

Nairobi, Kenya | Xinhua | The Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) said Saturday it has conducted a successful vasectomy on a three-year-old vulnerable lion at its ...

The Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) said Saturday it has conducted a successful vasectomy on a three-year-old vulnerable lion at its veterinary laboratory in the capital, Nairobi, to control the breeding of the majestic carnivore while in a captive facility. NAIROBI, JANUARY 28, 2023 a three-year-old lion currently being nurtured and rehabilitated at the Stedmark underwent a vasectomy procedure at the KWS Veterinary Laboratory in an effort to control breeding at the captive facility. Nairobi, Kenya

Kenyans defend lion vasectomy (The News International)

NAIROBI: Kenyan officials defended their decision to perform a vasectomy on a captive lion earlier this week after some citizens demanded the release of the ...

The cat family end up being problem animals as they look for easier prey,” the KWS said in a press release on Saturday. But the move prompted outrage in some quarters, with Kenyans asking KWS to instead release the big cat into the wild in a bid to increase the lion population. NAIROBI: Kenyan officials defended their decision to perform a vasectomy on a captive lion earlier this week after some citizens demanded the release of the endangered animal so it could breed in the wild.

KWS Defends Vasectomy on 3-year-old Lion Following Backlash ... (nairobiwire.com)

KWS in a statement Saturday said it sterilised the vulnerable 3-year-old lion last Thursday at its veterinary laboratory in the capital, Nairobi. Responding to ...

As such, the wild animals kept in captive facilities are given the best conditions and utilised as exhibits to enhance local tourism, conservation education and awareness for schools and the general public. “When wild animals are hand-reared, they lose their natural instincts, and if released back to the wild, they are vulnerable. Responding to concerns that a vasectomy was ill-advised given the dwindling lion population in the country, KWS said it was necessary to neuter the big cat “to control breeding at the captive facility”.

Nairobi animal sanctuary gives lion a vasectomy (The Times)

Photographs of a 220kg lion with his legs akimbo after being anaesthetised and given “the snip” have caused national wincing in Kenya. Wildlife officials h.

Kenya Wildlife Body Defends Lion Vasectomy (Peace FM Online)

The Kenya Wild Service (KWS) over the weekend explained why a captive lion had to undergo vasectomy earlier in the week

Please report any inappropriate content to us, and we will evaluate it as a matter of priority. Disclaimer: Opinions expressed here are those of the writers and do not reflect those of Peacefmonline.com. The cat family end up being problem animals as they look for easier prey,” it said in a statement.

In Kenya, the sterilization of a lion creates controversy - The Gal Times (The Gal Times)

The lion, aged of 3 years, is part of a rehabilitation program at Nairobi aiming to rescue orphaned or injured animals. It has been sterilized “for the purpose ...

Since breeding “is not permitted in the centers of captivity,” a vasectomy,” they added. The lion, aged of 3 years, is part of a rehabilitation program at Nairobi aiming to rescue orphaned or injured animals. It has been sterilized “for the purpose of controlling breeding in the place of captivity,” Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS).