Animal rights group hunts for tiger in Sixth Avenue (CNA, 20041111)
Going from house to house, braving excitable dogs and non-responsive owners, the volunteers from the Animal Concerns Research and Education Society (ACRES) want to create awareness among Sixth Avenue residents about the possibility of a tiger being kept in captivity in the area. The reward for giving information about the tiger? $3,000. As for the tiger search, the AVA says it will only come in to take action once there is specific information on the location of such a tiger.
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Think the big cats are cool pets to have? Visit Big Cat Rescue and Captive Animals' Protection Society, and then see if you still stand by your view on keeping the big cats captive.
- Go to Go to: Casefile: Cruel Singapore. Hack-care Singapore.
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