Boy, 3, injured in crocodile attack returns home

A three-year-old boy who suffered severe injuries in a crocodile enclosure returned home a few weeks after the incident, his family has announced. The child, who visited Johnsons of Old Hurst near Huntingdon, Cambridgeshire, with his family on June 18, is now settling in at home, playing with his toys, sleeping in his own bed, and acting as a big brother, according to an update posted online.

His family expressed their relief at being back together at home, sharing that their son's rehabilitation journey continues and they can now focus on ensuring he has the best possible chance at recovery.

The boy underwent seven operations, and while his immediate surgeries are complete, he will now focus on rehabilitation at home. The Cambridgeshire Police arrested and bailed a 30-year-old man from Norfolk on suspicion of attempted murder. The arrested individual, who has learning disabilities and was on a trip with carers, was released on bail until September 18 and was assessed as unfit for interview.

The family has set up a fundraising page to support their son's recovery and has received significant donations, which have helped cover immediate costs, buy new toys for the pediatric intensive care unit, and contribute to the Sick Children's Trust charity. They also expressed gratitude for the kind gestures and support they have received during this challenging time.