A British charity has plucked two lions from a war zone and taken them to a new life of freedom in Africa, where they have been able to walk on grass for the first time.
Ben-Tzur and Ori, who were ripped from their mother shortly after birth and passed around owners as trophy pets.
They were found one tied to a tree in a yard and the other in a basement in Israel.
Just when their luck seemed to be changing, they were stranded because of the Middle East conflict.
But, thanks to Animal Defenders International (ADI), their forever home will be the rolling
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