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Tiger King stars legal woes could transform cub-petting industry

Tiger King stars legal woes could transform cub-petting industry
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Indiana judge bars Wildlife in Need s Tim Stark from owning animals

Indiana judge bars Wildlife in Need s Tim Stark from owning animals
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PETA Slams Tri-State Zoos Groundhog Day Stunt

David Perle 202-483-7382 Cumberland, Md. – With the notorious Tri-State Zoological Park slated to provide a groundhog for the Groundhog Day event downtown, PETA sent a letter today to Melinda Kelleher, the executive director of the Cumberland Downtown Development Commission, urging her to skip the live groundhog altogether. PETA notes that groundhogs are prey animals who actively avoid human contact and transporting them to unfamiliar locations while they should be hibernating and subjecting them to being around unfamiliar humans is extremely stressful for them. The novel coronavirus is also transmissible between humans and other species, so the event would put Murray the groundhog at risk of COVID-19 infection.

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The Man Who Rescued Animals from the Tiger King | The Saturday Evening Post

Join When Pat Craig arrived at Joe Exotic’s animal park in Oklahoma, malnourished tigers with thin coats lay in small, cramped cages. Many had dental issues. Some struggled to walk. For Craig, founder of The Wild Animal Sanctuary the world’s oldest and largest sanctuary dedicated to rescuing large carnivores the sad scene was unsurprising. Over the past 40 years, Craig has rescued more than 1,000 animals from gruesome lives at roadside zoos and supposed sanctuaries. The difference this time was a film crew. Joe Exotic’s life was being filmed for Tiger King, a seven-episode Netflix series that debuted in 2020.

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