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Happy Ending For A Confiscated Bobcat?
Posted On: 12/11/18

The terms were quite simple, Carole gets to keep the bobcat and Hoffman has to sign a contract that would force him to never own another exotic cat. Hoffman declined the terrible offer which brings us to present time.

What is Big Cat Rescue?

Big Cat Rescue, formerly Wildlife On Easy Street, began as a bed and breakfast where tourists paid to sleep with exotic cats in cabins. They now operate under the guise of a sanctuary even though the Florida Wildlife Commission doesn't classify them as such due to their exhibition/sale permit and commercial activity involving various tours, weddings, and parties. Many of their cats have been portrayed as rescues even though they were bought, bred, and born at their facility.

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Facts Supporters of Zoos Should Know About Big Cat Rescue
Posted On: 1/27/17

​If you’re a big supporter of zoos then maybe you should reconsider supporting organizations whose fanatical ideology seeks to shut them all down.
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