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"AMALA AND
KAMALA"

sentaljohn:


emotionally and psychologically, it is wrong to be separated from once's "family" just to be experimented on and stigmatized.... you'd notice that some of them speak no human language throughout their stay on this planet..

We humans call it rescuing but datz not the case...
The story of the Syrian gazelle boy really touched me...he was locked up in a mental institution alone in a single room till he gave up d ghost..

sentaljohn:
Cc lalasticlala, Dominique

sentaljohn:


Snakes? that's very rare. not as friendly as some of these..same as Lions.. tho, there's a boy said to be raised by Leopards..his skin got mutilated to that of a Leopard



some guys have been bringing up lotta names.....One of them is Lala

sentaljohn:
8. Oxana Malaya, The Ukrainian Dog Girl

Date found: 1991
Age when found: 8
Location: Blagoveshchenka, Ukraine
Years in the wild: 5
Animals: dogs

Not really either a feral child or a confined child, but rather a neglected one, Oxana Malaya spent much of her childhood between the ages of 3 and 8 living in a kennel in the back garden of the family home in Novaya Blagoveschenka, Ukraine, although she did spend some time in the house with her alcholic and neglectful parents.
Oxana’s alcoholic parents were unable to care for her, and at three years of age she was exiled from her home. They lived in an impoverished area where there were wild dogs roaming the streets. She took refuge in a shed inhabited by these dogs behind her house. She was cared for by them and learned their behaviors and mannerisms. The bonding with the pack of dogs was so strong that the authorities who came to rescue her were driven away in the first attempt by the dogs. Her actions and sounds mimicked those of her carers. She growled, barked, walked on all fours and crouched like a wild dog, sniffed at her food before she ate it, and was found to have acquired extremely acute senses of hearing, smell and sight. She only knew how to say “yes” and “no” when she was rescued.
When she was discovered, Oxana found it difficult to acquire normal human social and emotional skills. She had been deprived of intellectual and social stimulation, and her only emotional support had come from the dogs she lived with. Oxana’s lack of exposure to language in a social context made it very difficult for her to improve her language skills. When first found in 1991 she could hardly speak.
As of 2010 at the age of 26, Oxana resides at a home for the mentally handicapped, where she helps look after the cows in the clinic’s farm. She has expressed that she is happiest when among dogs.

Watch on youtube via
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=93HymGXC_wM