This summary provides an overview of the general health and welfare of animals at a park. Some animals were thin or favoring limbs, so their conditions need evaluation. Despite increased food, some animals remained thin, so the cause needs establishing. As the park nature has changed with less human contact, the enrichment requirements for big cats need increasing to replace past stimulation. Larger enclosures may also be needed without past exercise.
This summary provides an overview of the general health and welfare of animals at a park. Some animals were thin or favoring limbs, so their conditions need evaluation. Despite increased food, some animals remained thin, so the cause needs establishing. As the park nature has changed with less human contact, the enrichment requirements for big cats need increasing to replace past stimulation. Larger enclosures may also be needed without past exercise.
This summary provides an overview of the general health and welfare of animals at a park. Some animals were thin or favoring limbs, so their conditions need evaluation. Despite increased food, some animals remained thin, so the cause needs establishing. As the park nature has changed with less human contact, the enrichment requirements for big cats need increasing to replace past stimulation. Larger enclosures may also be needed without past exercise.
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animal wed re to move but little canbe done about this. Some femal gight bably due to birth control implants. Of most concern to be very thin and favouring his right hind leg. This on to evaluatehis condition and the causeof lameness.
were also thin despitemore regularfeeding of greaterfood volume
rming. The causeof this lack conditionneedsto be established.
nature of the Park has changedconsiderablyover the past year the
ilefnents forthe welfare of the anirnalshas changedas well. ZionPark is no fer a hands-oncentreand so the enrichmentrequirerientsfor the big catsneeds be increasedto make up for the lack of handling which was the main sourceof stimulation in the past. Catsdeprivedof this human contactwill need other ways to occupy their time.
In the past the'catshad much greaterhuman interactionand exercise. Without this
exercise,the enclosuresneedto be made as large aspossible. Training and