Lions Kamal, 15, and Rani, 13, first arrived at Chessington as part of a European breeding programme, before mating and breeding three female cubs.
Tiger Kalinka, meanwhile, who is 15 years old, was born in Sweden’s Kolmarden Wildlife Park in 2010 before being transported to the UK.
For the last four years, they have been cared for by carnivore keeper, Adam Brunning, who moved with them to Jimmy’s Farm and Wildlife Park.
“It’s been a real privilege being part of the Chessington team caring for Kamal, Rani and Kalinka over the years,” said Mr Brunning.
“We have a strong bond and I’m pleased to be continuing my relationship with them and continue to provide them the high standard of care they have been used to.”