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Judge refuses to block move of LA Zoo elephants Billy and Tina to Tulsa Zoo
The L.A. Zoo announced on April 22 its decision to relocate Billy and Tina to Tulsa Zoo’s 17-acre Elephant Experience and a 10-plus-acre wooded preserve, allowing them to join an Asian elephant herd, consisting of males Sneezy and Hank, and females Sooky, Booper and Connie. A date for the move has not been announced.
Tulsa Zoo officials remain ready to welcome them. They say they can offer the elephants a healthy and safe home.
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A pair of aging elephants at the Los Angeles Zoo will soon receive new homes — but their destination is subject to intense scrutiny. During a Los Angeles City Council budget hearing on May 8, L.A.
If Tina the elephant's transfer is blocked, the Los Angeles Zoo potentially faces claims from its Tulsa or San Diego ...
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City Wins Round in $50 Million Dispute With Zoo NonprofitThe city of Los Angeles can move forward for now with most of the claims in its lawsuit against a Los Angeles Zoo nonprofit, with which it is engaged in a dispute over the use of $50 million in ...
Activists, a Grammy-winning icon and a new lawsuit are all advocating for two beloved elephants amidst rumors that the Los Angeles Zoo is secretly going to ship them away. Los Angeles resident ...
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