One expert worries the documentary's spotlight on tiger exploitation, coupled with the temporary closing of zoos, could cause a major displacement of large game animals currently living in private zoos or with individuals that consider them personal pets
Because of Colorado's mandated coronavirus precautions, the only people these tigers had seen in a week at the Wild Animal Sanctuary in Weld County were their caregivers and journalists wanting to learn of the felines' involvement in one of the most talked-about topics in the couch-ridden country.
"We just want our animals to have lifelong happiness in as much as a natural environment as possible," said Miceli.Coronavirus closuresThat mission has now come under serious strain due to coronavirus restrictions. Lost admission and concession fees hurt the sanctuary's ability to pay its staff and care for the animals. Sanctuary officials say it must now rely heavily on private donations.
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