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Transcripts for CNN This Is Life With Lisa Ling 20240604 06:17:00

Home pet? have you ever owned a tiger cub? these questions make me wonder just how difficult is it to raise a tiger. one man from harlem found out the hard way. a tiger was found saturday prowling around a harlem apartment. in 2001. antoine yates bought a tiger cub called ming from a breeder for $2,000. within three years, ming weighed 450 pounds. when yates showed up at a harlem hospital with a suspiciously large bite, police investigated. ming was safely removed and sent to live out his life at a sanctuary. but in 2011, in zanesville, ohio, roadside zoo owner terry thompson s exotic pets weren t so lucky. 911, what is your emergency? yeah, there s a lion on mount perry road. before he took his own life, terry released his 18 tigers, 17 lions, and other dangerous animals into a suburban

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RSPCA launches Home Pet Show competition | Enfield Independent

The RSPCA has launched a pet competition designed to showcase special bonds with their owners and raise money for local animal services. The Home Pet Show, taking place from May 17 to June 14, will comprise six main categories – including best trick, golden oldie, and best rescue – with all funds going to the RSPCA’s frontline work. A spokesperson for RSPCA’s Southridge Animal Centre in Potters Bar said: “The Home Pet Show is designed to showcase people’s animal friends and their special bond with them. “Unlike other pet shows, the RSPCA Home Pet Show doesn’t focus on looks or breeding, but prefer to see happy contented animals, their natural behaviours and the special bond they have with each other and their human companions.

RSPCA launches Home Pet Show competition | Watford Observer

The RSPCA has launched a pet competition designed to showcase special bonds with their owners and raise money for local animal services. The Home Pet Show, taking place from May 17 to June 14, will comprise six main categories – including best trick, golden oldie, and best rescue – with all funds going to the RSPCA’s frontline work. A spokesperson for RSPCA’s Southridge Animal Centre in Potters Bar said: “The Home Pet Show is designed to showcase people’s animal friends and their special bond with them. “Unlike other pet shows, the RSPCA Home Pet Show doesn’t focus on looks or breeding, but prefer to see happy contented animals, their natural behaviours and the special bond they have with each other and their human companions.