This almost made me cry
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Whew. It was just a couple horses.
From the title I was expecting to read a story about Andy turning Mirage into a charitable foundation to lead wayward girls into a life of chastity to spread the good word of Christ our Lord and Savior!
Whew!
From the title I was expecting to read a story about Andy turning Mirage into a charitable foundation to lead wayward girls into a life of chastity to spread the good word of Christ our Lord and Savior!
Whew!
What do you mean it almost made you cry, are you not human? What about these guys?
http://video.msn.com/dw.aspx?mkt=en...uveo&vid=5bd5a508-8982-4c9d-93ca-62a3fddeb042
They are people too, you know!
http://video.msn.com/dw.aspx?mkt=en...uveo&vid=5bd5a508-8982-4c9d-93ca-62a3fddeb042
They are people too, you know!
Both stories are sad. I hope that the lawyer does not get those horses back once they fully recover. He should have got help for them before.
Hear about the Two baboons die at Moncton zoo...
http://www.theglobeandmail.com/servlet/story/RTGAM.20081224.wbaboon1224/BNStory/National/home
MONCTON, N.B. — Two African baboons froze to death at a New Brunswick zoo after a keeper accidentally left them outside all night as temperatures dipped to -20 degrees, the facility's manager said Wednesday.
Bruce Dougan of the Magnetic Hill Zoo in Moncton said the animals were discovered Tuesday morning after they were mistakenly locked outside their interior cage for more than 16 hours.
“It was a tragic error that had terrible consequences,” he said in an interview Wednesday. “This is not something that has ever happened in my experience and I've been in the zoo business for almost 40 years.”
Ernie, a 20-year-old male baboon, was suffering from extreme hypothermia when he was found huddled against the cage door waiting to get inside.
Mr. Dougan said a veterinarian tried to save the animal by providing him with heat, but he died about two hours later. Lisa, the 20-year-old female, was already dead when she was found in an outside shelter.
http://www.theglobeandmail.com/servlet/story/RTGAM.20081224.wbaboon1224/BNStory/National/home
MONCTON, N.B. — Two African baboons froze to death at a New Brunswick zoo after a keeper accidentally left them outside all night as temperatures dipped to -20 degrees, the facility's manager said Wednesday.
Bruce Dougan of the Magnetic Hill Zoo in Moncton said the animals were discovered Tuesday morning after they were mistakenly locked outside their interior cage for more than 16 hours.
“It was a tragic error that had terrible consequences,” he said in an interview Wednesday. “This is not something that has ever happened in my experience and I've been in the zoo business for almost 40 years.”
Ernie, a 20-year-old male baboon, was suffering from extreme hypothermia when he was found huddled against the cage door waiting to get inside.
Mr. Dougan said a veterinarian tried to save the animal by providing him with heat, but he died about two hours later. Lisa, the 20-year-old female, was already dead when she was found in an outside shelter.
