Animals at Tri-State Zoological Park and In New Homes After Being Rescued

Geese
Left: Tri-State Zoological Park; Right: Poplar Spring Animal Sanctuary: Poolesville, MD

Goat, Princess

Left: Tri-State Zoological Park; Right: Poplar Spring Animal Sanctuary: Poolesville, MD

Note: Princess had a bad respiratory infection upon arrival at Poplar Spring, but is doing better on antibiotics and is also being treated for internal and external parasites. She is staying in a quarantine barn until her conditions are no longer contagious to other animals, but she can see the other goats and is clearly excited to meet them. In the meantime, the sanctuary staff is bringing her fresh-picked grass to eat every day, and say that she loves it!

Asiatic Bears, Sally and Suzie

Left: Tri-State Zoological Park; Right and Below: Lions, Tigers, and Bears Sanctuary: Alpine, CA

Note: Asiatic bears are pictured in a quarantine enclosure at Lions, Tigers, and Bears Sanctuary.

Bengal cat, Sebastian

Left: Tri-State Zoological Park; Right: The Wildcat Sanctuary: Sandstone, MN

Note: Sebastian arrived at The Wildcat Sanctuary with an upper-respiratory infection, so he was in a quarantine area where the staff could closely monitor him until he was no longer contagious to the other animals. He is now living in The Wildcat Sanctuary’s Intern house & getting tons of love!

Llama/Alpaca hybrid, Cody

Left: Tri-State Zoological Park; Right: Lions, Tigers, and Bears Sanctuary: Alpine, CA

Miniature horses, Cappuccino and Dream

Left: Tri-State Zoological Park; Right and below: Lions, Tigers, and Bears Sanctuary: Alpine, CA

Iguana

Left: Tri-State Zoological Park; Right: Iguana Haven: Fort Lauderdale, FL

Note: Iguanas are pictured in a quarantine enclosure at Iguana Haven.

Spiny-tailed Iguana, Miora

Left: Tri-State Zoological Park; Right: Colorado Reptile Humane Society: Longmont, CO

Peafowl

Left: Tri-State Zoological Park; Right: Peaceable Primate Sanctuary: Winimac, IN

Tortoise

Left: Tri-State Zoological Park; Right: Oakland Zoo: Oakland, CA

Squirrel monkey

Left: Tri-State Zoological Park; Right: Detroit Zoo: Royal Oak, MI

Pot-bellied pig, Snorkel

Left: Tri-State Zoological Park; Right: Cleveland Amory Black Beauty Ranch: Murchison, TX

New Guinea singing dog – Cantata
Left: Tri-State Zoological Park; Right: Carolina Tiger Rescue: Pittsboro, NC

Note: Cantata had what a veterinarian described as “a horrific skin infection” when rescued from Tri-State, so she was started on antibiotics as soon as she arrived at her new home at Carolina Tiger Rescue. She is now also receiving regular allergy medication and her skin has improved drastically.