The man who calls himself "Joe Exotic" is going to prison for trying to hire a hitman to kill an animal activist in the Bay Area.
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BCR’s Carole and Howard Basking appear on Tampa’s FOX 13 for an interview about Joe Exotic’s sentencing and other big cat exploiters and abusers still breeding and endangering cubs.
An Iredell County zoo was cited after taking a tiger to a family event.
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I’m so happy that Zootastic was cited by USDA for taking this exhausted , large tiger cub to a public event. Shame on Zootastic, which, in my opinion, is one of the worst exploiters and abusers of tiger cubs in America.
In the aftermath of the mountain lion attack Monday on a 3-year-old boy, the California Department of Fish and Wildlife has been deluged with calls of sightings from across the state, asking wildlife officers to dart or trap lions and move them far away.
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Once the leader of a large tiger breeding and cub-petting organization, the judge ruled Joe Exotic can never possess tigers again.
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This is an EXCELLENT article about Joe Exotic and the other abusers/exploiters of captive big cats in this country.
Book Review | Craig Pittman’s "Cat Tale" recounts the long, messy struggle to save Florida’s state animal from extinction.
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The Indian subcontinent boasts 15 species of wild cat – a number unmatched anywhere in the world. They come in all shapes and sizes, as these insightfu
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It’s our state animal, but only a few Floridians have ever caught a glimpse of the Florida Panther in the Wild. In his new book, "Cat Tale: The Wild, Weird Battle To Save The Florida Panther" Craig Pittman dives into the sometimes controversial history of the effort to save the elusive big cat.
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January 23, 2020
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He called himself Joe Exotic and once lorded over a popular exotic animal park in Oklahoma. Now, Joseph Maldonado-Passage is going to prison for 22 years.
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A crab catcher was mauled to death by a tiger in the Sunderbans, in spite of the desperate effort of his wife to save him, a forest official said on T
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