…letters. Some members of course have already written. Ken has also written to A.C.L.U. for legal help, but so far hasn’t received an answer. Ken spoke briefly on ocelot fur…
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…back section of the wagon was fenced off, using a flexible two-inch wi re mesh screen. This sc reen hung between the ceiling and the top of the back seat…
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…is only 100 miles from Death Valley National Park and 20 miles from Lake Mead. I would encourage you to write to the Ralson Purina Company to encourage them in…
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…might well have been an overdose, for Belden had openly stated that too much of the drug was used. So, while mishandling of the darted animal had not been shown…
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…you a r e in her vicinity: 120 miles north of New Orleans, 75 miles south of Jackson, Miss , 60 miles e a s t of Natchez and 140…
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…r e then given up, often to poorer conditions, which may resul t in death of the animal. I suggest, therefore, that regional control and/or guidelines be established to determine…
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…commercial club, international in membership, devoted to the welfare of ocelots and all other exotic felines. Reproduction of the material in this Newsletter may not be made without written permission…
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…Species), + financial support of Mzuri Safari Club Foundation and World Wildlife Safari. The Smithsonian Institution and several universities are also cooperating. The study i s now underway in Paraguay…
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…finely equipped hospital is included. Nurses a r e on duty a t all times and the finest medical c a r e is given any animal needing it. BACK…
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…C r o s s Animal Hospital, Southampton, N. Y., considered blood parasites. Dr. Theodore Zimmerman, BeverUe Animal Hospital, Mt. Vernon, N. Y. suggests “these c a t s are…
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