We have been seeing a lot of things being said about Wildlife Rescue and Rehabilitation. Carole Lewis, Director of Wildlife on Easy Street/Big Cat Rescue(Undeniably Inappropriately Named), has been spreading lies about us. She has said that we abuse and mistreat our animals. Anybody who has seen us knows that those are bold-faced lies. She claimed that they were transported in “circus wagons” and that “the tigers were being forced to lie on metal floors, with no shade...” All of the tigers mobile cages were specially built with polymer cutting board material and a top to provide more than efficient shade. Also a canvas shade cloth was erected over all of the cages to provide more shade. Lt. Steve DeLacure of the FWC made the full investigation and comfirmed that Carole Lewis is a liar, quoting that the cages “provided shade an an insulative floor.” Now lets compare Wildlife Rescue and Rehabilitation with Wildlife on Easy Street/Big Cat Rescue(Undeniably Inappropriately Named). Wildlife Rescue and Rehabilitation has had no animals escape, no serious injuries, and no animals confiscated by law. Meanwhile, Wildlife on Easy Street/Big Cat Rescue(Undeniably Inappropriately Named) has had 2+ animals escape, 3+ serious injuries, and 2+ animals confiscated by the law. Wildlife Rescue and Rehabilitation Rescues and Rehabilitates animals. Wildlife on Easy Street/Big Cat Rescue(Undeniably Inappropriately Named) buys their animals and will not accept sick or injured big cats.(Hints the “Undeniably Inappropriately Named” in Parentheses, they do not rescue big cats, they bought healthy ones and bred them!)

Information provided by local media mainly The St. Petersburg Times

These are just a few of the whopping ten violations that Wildlife on Easy Street/Big Cat Rescue(Undeniably Inappropriately Named) endured in April of 1999:
• Failure to keep compatible groups of animals in the same enclosure
• Failure to handle animals in a manner that prevented physical harm
• Failure to maintain clean water recepticles.
• Failure to clean the premises and keep it free of accumulations of trash

Information provided by official USDA website.