A foundation and a sanctuary have come together and, like anxious parents, are hoping for the patter of little feet someday - so that the Sumatran rhino can be saved from extinction.
It is 10 in the morning and Tam is as restless as a child wanting to get out and play. Wilson Kuntil, his keeper, patiently coaxes him to settle down. The 20-year-old rhino paces the floor of his paddock and keeps knocking at the metal gate with the stub of his horn.
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