Fewer 'Tiger Kings'? Carole Baskin celebrates law requiring big cat pet registry
The new federal law outlaws private ownership of big cats and cub-petting practices.
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The new federal law outlaws private ownership of big cats and cub-petting practices.
It's amazing to see 45 tigers all in the same place -- and even more incredible to find those big cats lovingly housed in Arkansas, seven miles south of Eureka Springs.
The Big Cat Habitat has been open for 37 years, but recent confusion with the closure of Carole Baskin's sanctuary has affected business.
Big cats could be confiscated by the U.S. government later this summer if their owners don't register them by a June deadline.
Tiger King's Carole Baskin is being targeted by a private investigator who intends to use cadaver dogs to search her former sanctuary in a bid to shed light on the disappearance of Jack 'Don' Lewis.