Teddy Allen: What do you get a King who has everything?

From a Blog post at http://teddyallen.blogspot.com/

What do you get a King who has everything? 

  Yogie and Friends Exotic Cat Sanctuary Moses

Remember the birth last year at Chimp Haven at this time, the one that was the result of a failed vasectomy?

The same thing (different species) happened a year earlier and resulted in the birth of Moses, whose digs are at Yogie and Friends, which as you might recall is a 100 percent volunteer driven organization. Nobody at Yogie gets paid for all the fine work they do.

Moses was two years old yesterday.

Happy Birthday Moses!

(I got him a wildebeest. Just happened to catch one on sale…)

 

Teddy Allen is a columnist for The Times.  Read his blog at http://teddyallen.blogspot.com/ 

 


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Semi-Annual Bake Sale 15 Mar

bake-sale-flyerˍmarchˍ2008.jpgYogie and Friends is having it’s ever popular, semi-annual bake sale at Courtyard Coffee, Youree Drive in Shreveport (next to Michael’s  *map* ) on Saturday 15 Mar 2008 from 11 A.M. – 4 P.M.

There will be some of the old favorites like the Apple Spiced Pecan Cake in a jar, Whoopie Pies, and some of Jeanne Reeds specialties.  Come enjoy a great cup of coffee and support a great cause!

Remember you are helping Louisiana’s only refuge for the big cats and it is all for them.

 


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KTBS 3 News: Dying tiger receives plenty of TLC

A story at KTBS.com Channel 3 news, by Chris Redford credford@ktbs.com
February 15th, 2008

He’s only a teenager, but unfortunately, it appears his days are numbered. We’re talking about a siberian tiger who many people in the Ark-La-Tex have come to know and love.

He’s a member of the largest and most powerful species of cat in the world, but 16-year old siberian tiger, Pooh Bear, is at his weakest right now. 

Jenny Senier with “Yogie and Friends” Exotic Cat Sanctuary in Frierson says Pooh Bear has started showing signs of the dying process. It’s a heartbreaking sight.

Senier says in nature, when a tiger goes through the dying process, it goes off on its own. She says the other exotic cats here can sense death is near.

Senier says vets have started pooh bear on an antibiotic treatment, but they’ve told her there’s no guarantee.

Pooh Bear came here from Texas after his owner died of cancer. He had lived on concrete most of his life. When he arrived his pads were badly torn, but they’ve since healed.

Senier says at least Pooh Bear will spend what’s left of his life outside surrounded by a family who loves him.

Senier says it’s not known how long the dying process takes, but vets have told her once he stops eating and drinking, it’s time to make a decision.

 


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