Sanctuary closure prompts search for new homes for animals
In this July 27, 2016 file photo Wildlife Waystation staff members return "Tyson," a tiger, who was evacuated from the sanctuary in the Angeles National Forest in the Sylmar area of Los Angeles. Nearly 500 animals including lions, tigers, alligators and wolves will get new homes after officials announced the long-struggling sanctuary is shutting down. The Los Angeles Times reported Tuesday, Aug. 14, 2019, that The board of directors of the Wildlife Waystation in the Angeles National Forest voted this week to close after 43 years. (AP ...
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