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Posted by naturesexotics on April 27, 2003 at 21:46:24:

I am so in shock over the recent discovery of all the dead tiger cubs in the freezer in california and over 30 dead animals on the open property of this so called saver of exotic cats, I believe the man let all those animals starve to death, this is one reason why I feel that breeding of these animals for sale is wrong, hardly any of these animals end up living a happy healthy life, people don't realize how big they get and when they get to be too much to handle they end up in places such as the santuary in california, well that wasn't a very good sanctuary but I am sure the people that gave their animals to this man did not know that, I have an African Serval that I actually intended to breed and as I watched her grow up and the changes she went through(she is now 3) I realized that a normal run of the mill person could not handle this and the cat would end up loose outside or being put to sleep or shipped off somewhere, just because someone will pay $2,000.00 for an animal, does not mean it guarentee's that animal a wonderful and fullfilled life. To all you exotic cat lover/breeders out there, no offense but I think you should rethink the money making aspect and the actual chance the kittens your breeders are having, have for a normal life.

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