Exotic Animal Sanctuary Condemns Governor Landry’s Call to Reinstate Abolished LSU Practice
Summary
Tigers are unpredictable wild animals, and the stress of a crowded, noisy environment can increase the potential for dangerous incidents, jeopardizing the well-being of students, fans, handlers, and the community. Transporting them in cages, keeping them on display, and subjecting them to environments filled with excitement and noise can exacerbate existing trauma and anxiety. As a nation, we are becoming more aware of past mistakes and are actively working toward fostering healthier and more compassionate attitudes toward animals.”In addition to sending a letter to Louisiana Governor Jeff Landry urging him to reconsider his direction on this issue, Brink also requested a meeting to further discuss the matter.Lions Tigers & Bears is a fully accredited and globally recognized exotic animal rescue and sanctuary. Nola had experienced severe neglect, necessitating immediate medical attention and a period of rehabilitation before she could be safely transported to Lions Tigers & Bears. Today, Nola resides in a five-acre species-specific habitat at the sanctuary, which includes a pool, trees, and various enrichments designed to support her comfort and well-being.