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Here at TWS we rescue cats from all walks of life. About 75% of our exotic cats and hybrids come from private owners. Whether the owner starts with good intentions or cruel ones, exotic animals kept as “pets” are typically abused, harassed and kept in substandard living conditions. Only professionally operated facilities can provide the levels of care and safety these animals require. By outlawing private ownership of exotic species, we can prevent the unethical and cruel treatment of exotic animals held captive as “pets” while also preventing future public safety risks. To learn more about how you can help go to www.wildcatsanctuary.org.
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Critter Camp Exotic Pet Sanctuary’s rabbit & guinea pig area renovation was chosen by Lauren of Girls Scout Troop 595 as her Gold Award project. What an amazing job she did! Here is the progress of the project! What a transformation! The rescued rabbits and guinea pigs here at Critter Camp are very happy in their new surroundings! See the heart shaped bell pepper the guinea pigs chewed on Valentines Day to prove it 
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California travel expert Veronica Hill visits the Forever Wild Animal Sanctuary in the Mojave Desert in this episode of “California Travel Tips.”
Located in Phelan, the sanctuary for animals is run by Joel and Chemaine Almquist. The wild animals sanctuary opened to the public in July 2009.
At this wild animals sanctuary you’ll find desert tortoises, alligators, parrots and a variety of venemous snakes and reptiles, including several varieties of rattlesnakes, vipers, cobras and pythons.
Outside, the tiger sanctuary is home to 10 Bengal tigers as well as mountain lions, servals, bobcats, panthers and leopards.
To learn more about the exotic animals sanctuary or find more California travel videos, tips and advice, log on to CaliforniaTravelExpert.com
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Ovbiously some of these Robo hammies are unclear on how to share a wheel.. but they can be forgiven- they never learned
These “Three Hamigos” are some of the Roborovski hamsters that Critter Camp Exotic Pet Sanctuary took in from the raid on US Global Exotics due to horrific conditions. It was the largest seizure of animals in US history Texas SPCA confiscated 27,000 exotic animals in December after the exotic animal distribution center was raided for numerous violations. Once the SPCA was awarded permanent custody of the animals they placed them with only 30 select sanctuaries and zoos throughout the country. Critter Camp is proud and honored to have received 75 of these precious animals. They are receiving the finest of care here at their new home! Learn more here: http://www.crittercamp.biz/GlobalExoticsTXSPCArescue.html
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Critter Camp took in 75 animals from the raid on US Global Exotics due to horrific conditions. It was the largest seizure of animals in US history Texas SPCA confiscated 27,000 exotic animals in December after the exotic animal distribution center was raided for numerous violations. Once the SPCA was awarded permanent custody of the animals they placed them with only 30 select sanctuaries and zoos throughout the country. On SuperBowl Sunday they made the trip from Texas to Nashville TN to meet up with other rescues and distribute some of the animals. Critter Camp is proud and honored to have received 75 of these precious animals. They are receiving the finest of care here at their new home! Learn more : http://www.crittercamp.biz/GlobalExoticsTXSPCArescue.html
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Our introductory video for our new blog! http://crittercampexoticpetsanctuary.blogspot.com/
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See a few of the animals we care for here at Critter Camp Exotic Pet Sanctuary
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UAPPEAL and the USZA are working hard to educate the lawmakers and the public about responsible exotic animal ownership and why it is important
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Troop 1978 visits the International Exotic Animal Sanctuary.
These are White Tigers (Kim and Karen). They had recently been moved into their new enclosure and so were easily agitated. For more information about these tigers and the other animals at the International Exotic Animal Sanctuary, visit: http://www.bigcat.org/.
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Ziggy’s Haven is home to several abused, abandoned and displaced exotic parrots and animals. This video shows a few of those we have been able to provide sanctuary for. Visit ziggyshaven.com to learn more about us.
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