Print
EmailPETA Seeks Criminal Charges Against Lake Superior Zoo
PETA wants criminal charges filed against the Lake Superior Zoo because 14 animals drowned in the flooding.
The animal rights group sent a letter yesterday to Duluth’s city attorney asking for appropriate charges.
PETA says that with an advance warning of heavy rains, zoo officials knew there was danger but chose to leave animals in enclosures that flooded.
|
|
Related Stories:
- Utility Expects to Seek Rate Hike for Flood Damage
- FEMA Grants $2M to Help Fix Duluth Wastewater Pipe
- Flooding-Damaged Minn. Park Reopens Monday
- Duluth Looks into Fixing 16 Flood-Damaged Streams
- DNR to Begin Repairs on Willard Munger State Trail
- USDA Cites Duluth Zoo After Animals Drown in Flood
- Officials: Jay Cooke State Park Could Reopen in October
- Some Flood-Damaged Minn. Roads Close to Reopening
- Relief Money Heading to Areas Affected by Floods
- Gov. Dayton, Lawmakers Quickly Enact Flood Aid
