When do you watch a wild animal suffer and let nature
take its course, and when do you intervene? In his more
than 25 years as an African veterinarian Dr. Roy Aronson
has seen and done some remarkable things. He has tracked
lions and cheetah, anaesthetized rhinoceros and king
cobras, collared rogue elephants, performed eye surgery
on a lion out in the bush, been attacked by a puff adder,
come face to face with an angry hybrid wolf, and nearly
lost a foot to a crocodile. Dr. Aronson has also worked
with some of the most dedicated conservationists and
wildlife veterinarians in Africa. He has witnessed their
passion and bravery and been with them when hard
decisions had to be made. Dr. Aronson is currently
working with a producer in South Africa to develop the
stories into a tv series with the intent to pitch the
show internationally, including to places like The
Discovery Channel, Animal Planet, the BBC, etc.
