Tell USDA To Protect Baby Tigers, Lions & Other Wild Animals

From:
International Fund for Animal Welfare (FAW)


Baby tigers, lions and other wild animals are frequently used by unscrupulous exhibitors for public handling, typically until they are just a few months old.
The animals are then often discarded, with many ending up warehoused at roadside zoos and pseudo-sanctuaries or in the hands of unqualified people with private menageries

There is no reason why any member of the public should ever have direct contact with wild animals and their cubs.

You now have the opportunity to object to this inhumane and dangerous activity.
FAW has joined other animal welfare organizations in a legal petition that urges the
U.S. Department of Agriculture to ban all public contact and close encounters with big cats, bears, and primates.

Please sign this petition to urge the USDA to create a rule that finally prohibits all public contact with big cats and other wildlife species.
http://www.thepetitionsite.com/takeaction/246/513/436/.