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An animal dealer in Detroit had to surrender 150 animals to officials after he was reported to forcibly pull a baby ring-tail lemur from its mother. Read more here.

Four exotic cats were some of the animals rescued from a dealer in Michigan and were transported to the Wildcat Sanctuary in Sandstone.

He is accused of violating the Endangered Species Act and Animal Welfare Act.

Nearly 150 animals will be surrendered - including ring-tailed lemurs, kinkajous, wallabies, porcupines, foxes, prairie dogs and ground squirrels.

A Monroe County animal dealer must surrender nearly 150 animals, following allegations he violated laws protecting exotic animals.

Nearly 150 animals, including ring-tailed lemurs, kinkajous, wallabies, porcupines, foxes, prairie dogs, and ground squirrels, will be surrendered by a Monroe County exotic animal dealer after authorities say he violated endangered species and welfare acts.

Officials who inspected Even Keel Exotics found sick and injured animals, and animals who ate and drank excessively when offered food and water.