…felines. The purpose of this newsletter is to pres ent information about exotic feline conservation, management, and , , , ownership to our members. Th material printed in this newsletter…
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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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…one years of newsletters. Of course from 1956 thru 1971 our Founder, Catherine Cisin was also our Editor. In 1972 Robert Peraner took over that chore until the newly formed…
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…tiger, the largest and most endangered tiger in the world, is getting some badly needed help from a $500,00 joint Russian-American scientific mission to save the remaining 500 animals from…
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…and jaguar skins were imported by U. S. furriers. 115,485 ocelot skins were shipped from Peru, alone. (Skins were shipped to Peru f i rs t from eleven latin American…
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…foster this noble attitude with all our combined forces. ED.NOTE: See referenced article on page 26 a  (%- Rusty-Spotted Cat. Photographed Gir Lion Sanctuary The rusty spotted cat (Felis…
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…I 1 Material for publicat~on in the Long Island -. ocelot Club Newsletter should be submitted by the Loth of the month preceding Newsletter publication, ?? j- i.e. by the…
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…quite a bit different from the way Third World wildlife sanctuary projects are usually run. Instead of getting our hands on a hunk of land, putting First World environmentalists in…
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…1 was mailed. Through the newsletter members have been informed of each other’s activities, been able to share humorous, informative and sometimes heartbreaking experiences, and have discover- ed how many…
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…of in the Newsletter. P lan now to attend. Ful l details in next Newsletter. SOME ALTERNATIVE APPROACHES FOR PERPETUATION OF ENDANGERED WILD FELIDS Michael K. Petersen, Assistant Professor Fisheries…
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