Are there lions and tigers in your neighborhood?

October 9, 2009
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Are there lions and tigers in your neighborhood?

The private possession of exotic big cats in the USA is a huge problem. Only 18 states ban the ownership of big cats from bobcats to tigers, these cats are often kept in substandard conditions, exploited and live miserable lives.

Watch this video and find out if it’s legal to privately own big cat in YOUR state.

To help us end this abuse please visit State and Federal Big Cat Laws

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Tigers and Lions Attacking Watermelons

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Phyllis Turner

So sad.
- January 1, 2013
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Are there lions and tigers in your neighborhood?

Tigers and Lions Attacking Watermelons

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