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3 charged in Mo. tiger attack that hurt volunteer
- The owners of an exotic animal park and one of its board members have been charged with evidence tampering for allegedly trying to cover up a tiger attack on a volunteer.
3 accused of evidence tampering in tiger attack
- The owners of an eastern Missouri exotic animal park and one of its board members have been charged with evidence tampering for allegedly trying to cover up a tiger attack on a volunteer.
Tigers from Missouri sanctuary arrive in Colorado
- Ten tigers from an animal park in Missouri that closed after a volunteer was attacked by a tiger have arrived at a sanctuary in Colorado.
Dark cloud hangs over S.F. Zoo following tiger escape
- Dropping attendance rates, overflowing maintenance costs and low employee morale were part of a bleak forecast described Thursday by San Francisco Zoo officials, who are dealing with heightening budget problems as they search for a new executive director.
Tiger-mauling survivors poised to sue San Francisco
- The two brothers who were attacked by a tiger at the San Francisco Zoo — which also fatally mauled a friend — plan to file a lawsuit against The City, according to their attorney.
Tiger attack victims file claim against San Francisco
- Two brothers who survived a Christmas Day tiger mauling at the San Francisco Zoo are now going on the offensive by filing a claim against The City that claims negligence, defamation and property deprivation, among other grievances, according to documents.
Leopard rips hole in S.F. Zoo enclosure
- A nearly 100-pound snow leopard at the San Francisco Zoo managed to rip a small opening in its wire mesh enclosure and get part of its muzzle and paw out of the gash, zoo officials said Friday.
- A nearly 100-pound snow leopard at the San Francisco Zoo managed to rip a small opening in its wire mesh enclosure and get part of its muzzle and paw out of the gash, zoo officials said Friday.
Court transfers tiger evidence dispute to Santa Clara County
- A dispute over possible evidence in the cell phones and car of two brothers who were mauled by a San Francisco zoo tiger was transferred from San Francisco to Santa Clara Superior Court on Friday.
