In a article published just a bit over a week ago by The Dodo, Susan Bass, Director of Public Relations for Big Cat Rescue, went on to address a viral video in which a tiger stalked two men standing on the opposite side of it’s enclosure. The article contained an exaggerated description of what actually transpired, but that’s par for the course when it comes to The Dodo’s reporting.
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We recently made a video discussing the facts surrounding Big Cat Rescue’s sponsorship of an animal rights conference. We’ll post it here for those if you that prefer watching videos rather than reading. If you’re the complete opposite just scroll past the video. |
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