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Oregon State Police said they are relocating all of the 310 animals from West Coast Game Park Safari in Coos County after finishing a four-day search of the property. Those animals, which include ...

Plans for a huge new UK safari park on the edge of the Lake District ... planners claimed. The wild animal reserve - which proponents want to use to house giraffes and rhinos - would have been ...

A dead tiger kept in a freezer for months, animals found dead, sick, starving and never examined by a veterinarian, rotting food and rat droppings were among the numerous violations West Coast Game ...

Languages: English. Authorities seized more than 300 animals from the West Coast Game Park Safari in Bandon, Oregon, following a four-day investigation into animal care and welfare violations.

WINSTON, Ore. — Wildlife Safari in Winston is stepping in to help after a major investigation led to over 300 animals being seized from the West Coast Game Park Safari near Bandon. The park near ...

(KOIN) — A total of 310 animals were relocated to accredited sanctuaries or rescue facilities after the Oregon State Police searched the West Coast Game Park Safari in Bandon last week.

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