- Oregon State Police executed search warrants at the West Coast Game Park Safari in Bandon following a lengthy investigation into animal care, uncovering meth, $1.6 million in cash and bonds, and 44 firearms.
- Disturbing USDA reports detailed neglected Animals, lack of veterinary care, and a dead tiger found in a freezer, with one report citing a lioness confined to a dark den and insufficient staff for over 300 Animals.
- PETA had previously filed complaints about the park, describing conditions where a chimpanzee named George was housed alone after losing his mate, likening it to solitary confinement.
- Brian Tenney, 52, was arrested on May 27 and charged with meth possession, manufacturing, and attempted distribution.
- All 310 Animals were relocated to accredited sanctuaries, while three Animals, including a camel, were euthanized due to their poor condition; PETA is advocating for the permanent closure of the park.
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