T h i s Newsletter is publislied bi-montldy 11y tlie LIOC E~idaigered Species Coriservatio~i Federation, Inc. We x e a 11011-profit (Feded I.D. 59-204.8618) 11011-co~nmercial orgx&atio~i with uite~-natio~ial ~nemberslip, devoted…
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…Inc. Volume 42, I s s u e 4 – Ju ly /Augus t , 1998 LIOC T h i s Newsletter is published bi-monthly by the LJOC Endangered Species…
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…eat them. The newspaper only has bad news, I heard Daddy say that. Mommy doesn’t need any bad news. And I know those bills do not make her happy. She…
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…exotic fel ines. Reproduction o f the material i n t h i s Newsletter may not be made without wr i t ten permission o f the authors and/or…
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…the handler. They were then released to run down hares and roe-deer. An Englishman, Fynes Moryson, who visited Prague at the end of the 16th century, saw two tame cheetahs…
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…newsletter is to pres ent information about exotic feline conservation, management, and , , , ownership to our members. Th material printed in this newsletter is contributed by our members…
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…of pet ocelots and other “Exotic” felines. Reproduc- tion of the mate r ia l in this Newsletter may not be made without written permission of the authors and/or the…
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…and secured with wire. Vflien designing runs, drainage should be such that it runs from the back or front of the cage (not throuqh another peniwhich could also spread disease)…
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…ea r will eventually get smaller and shrivel up a bit. Otherwise i t can’t hurt her. Trilby: (On hearing the news) Caesar, did you hear? You’ve ruined my looks….
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…years of Newsletter and the inception of the Ken Hatfield Scholarship Fund. 1997 should find the scholarship fund up and running. I do hope you’ll see the merit of this…
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