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Well we could always wait till night and just go take the poor tiger lol, just kidding,, It seems you can do any thing with endangered species include killing them, starving them, abusing them, exploiting them and there either are no laws in place to protect endangered species or the laws aren't being enforced such as we see with FWC and Vanishiong Species and the Harrods. Unless laws are changed, enforced and steps taken to see the animal needs better placement there is little legally you can do. For animals that are on the endangered species list there sure are a lot of them at auctions for little money. I realize these are captive breed but under all that they still have that wild instinct and I believ e they can be rehabilitated if there not declawed and defanged. The real problem here is the breeders of inbreed exotic cats. Laws have to crack down on these people and only issue breeder permits to AZA facilities to keep the species from going extinct with a few selected breeds that their numbers need to rebound. Places like Mark Mc Carthy, Sue Arnold need to go. All they do is add to the burdens of places like BCR that have to pick up the slack and bills for those animals breed now needing a home from places like with the Harrods. JMO

Keep up the good work for Tony.  The squeaky wheel eventually gets the grease.  So keep on speaking up for Tony and we will continue to join our voices with yours and will continue promoting his story to encourage more voices to join in thus giving Tony an even louder voice.