Exotic animal trainer Kim Carlton places his big cat Raja into position for a photo op at the Barriere Legion on Oct. 28. Owner of Siberian Magic at Bridge Lake, Carlton also had a ring tailed lemur and a baboon on hand for picture taking. Giving an informative talk on the importance of animal conservation and protection Carlton then entertained the audience with a well-received magic show.
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