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Judi Lynn

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Wed Aug 26, 2015, 04:40 PM Aug 2015

Mexico airlifts big cats, coyote to US wildlife sanctuary

Source: Associated Press

Mexico airlifts big cats, coyote to US wildlife sanctuary

The Associated Press
Posted: 08/26/2015 12:34:25 PM MDT | Updated: 93 min. ago

MEXICO CITY (AP) — Mexican environmental authorities loaded eight lions, two lynxes, a puma and a coyote aboard two military planes for a trip to a Colorado wildlife sanctuary on Wednesday, after the animals were found mistreated or abandoned.

The flight aboard two Mexican Navy transport aircraft was the second instalment in an airlift that will eventually take about two dozen animals to The Wild Animal Sanctuary in Keenesburg, Colorado.

Biologist Ignacio Millan said it was the first time Mexico's Navy had participated in the animal relocation effort.

Millan said the lions, lynxes and puma had been taken from private homes, zoos or circuses where they were often mistreated.

Read more: http://www.dailycamera.com/state-west-news/ci_28706607/mexico-airlifts-big-cats-coyote-us-wildlife-sanctuary

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Mexico airlifts big cats, coyote to US wildlife sanctuary (Original Post) Judi Lynn Aug 2015 OP
This message was self-deleted by its author kimbutgar Aug 2015 #1
¡Viva México! okasha Aug 2015 #2
Nice, 2 dozen are going to be taken there. Hopefully there's going to be another puma there. Nt JudyM Aug 2015 #3
Oh no! More illegal aliens coming over the border! potone Aug 2015 #4

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