…~ l t h o u g h the animals run f r e e over the 40 a c r e s , they eventually run into that inevitable…
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…story starts on page 3. This newsletter is ptiulished bi-monthly by the LIOC Endangered Species Conservation Feder- ation, Inc. He are a non-profit (Federal I.D.# 58-9100616)), non-commercial organization, international in…
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L.I.O.C. Endangered Species Conservation Federation Inc. Bobcat CHAINSAW, obtained his name because of his loud purr. He lives now with Donna Amos in Oregon. This newsletter is published bi-monthly by…
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…l Symposium on Ecology, Behavior and Conservation of t h e World’s Cats , he ld March 15-17, 1971, and sponsored by World Wi ld l i f e Fund,…
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…organization with international membership, devoted to the welfare of exotic felines. The purpose of this newsletter is to present information about exotic feline conservation, management and ownership to our memDers….
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…newsletter postage fees by 75% and all savings have been redirected into improving the newsletter quality. Increased the newsletter from 24 pages to 40 pages and introduced color photos. Sent…
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…Item for discussion: ear ly mysterious deaths of exotics. -1- EMOTIONS BY: Jayne Murray Part of, Jose ‘s s to ry has been told (Jose’s Live Trap, January $63 Newsletter)…
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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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…pre- sented. This illustration will reappear with the text of “THE SERVAL (Leptailurus serval) in the January Newsletter. — Editor LIOC Newsletter &̂ÂÂ¥ SERVAL (Leptailurus serva l ) TINKER BELLE’S…
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…e b , 1999 2 This Newsletter is published bimonthly by the LIOC Endangered Species Conservation Federation, Inc. We are a nonprofit (Federal I.D. 59-2048618) noncommercial organization with international membership,…
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