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Tigers Freed From Abandoned Train Car After 15 Years (Original Post)
catbyte
Sep 2022
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niyad
(113,229 posts)1. Lady Bast approves of the rescue of Her little ones.
A pox on those who put those beeautiful beings in that cage.
sinkingfeeling
(51,444 posts)2. Four Paws is a good organization for animal welfare.
Deuxcents
(16,164 posts)3. 15 years?! Who was responsible? Can these tigers survive?
Im glad for the good deeds n a happy ending but pissed this happened in the first place. Wed probably dont want to know what other horrors humans do to our wildlife.
catbyte
(34,367 posts)6. They were part of a traveling circus that went bust 15 years ago.
From an article about them:
In 2007, a circus troupe abandoned a male and female tiger in San Luis, Argentina. A local farmer was asked to take care of them on a temporary basis, however, the animal's handler never returned to claim them.
With that, the cats were caged in a metal train carriage on the farmer's property. Since both animals were of breeding age, and neither was sterilized, they eventually had two cubs while in captivity.
The train carriage was filthy with excrement and leftover meat and bones for a long time, but fortunately this is not the case anymore. Tigers need to move, run, play, and bathe. Being locked in a train carriage and only pacing back and forth for 15 years is not a tiger-worthy life," said Khalil.
Four Paws International says Argentinean authorities became aware of the "inferior living conditions" back in 2021.
With that, the cats were caged in a metal train carriage on the farmer's property. Since both animals were of breeding age, and neither was sterilized, they eventually had two cubs while in captivity.
The train carriage was filthy with excrement and leftover meat and bones for a long time, but fortunately this is not the case anymore. Tigers need to move, run, play, and bathe. Being locked in a train carriage and only pacing back and forth for 15 years is not a tiger-worthy life," said Khalil.
Four Paws International says Argentinean authorities became aware of the "inferior living conditions" back in 2021.
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XanaDUer2
(10,638 posts)4. Kick nt