Sanctuary offers to feed your ex's 'heart' to wildcats for Valentine's Day
An animal sanctuary is offering to feed your ex-partner's "heart" to wildcat for Valentine's Day. See how in the article.
Have your ex’s ‘heart’ devoured by a wildcat this Valentine’s Day
For a $50 to $75 donation, staff at an Oregon sanctuary will write your ex’s name on a “bloody heart” to be fed to one of ...
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Big cat park owner banned from keeping animals
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Small carnivores may have constituted important part of hunter–gatherer nutrition in the Levant
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An apex predator can eat ‘bloody Valentine’ with ex’s name. Here’s how
This Valentine’s Day, one Oregon cat sanctuary is providing scorned lovers with the revenge fantasy of a lifetime – feeding a heart with your ex’s name on it to an apex predator.
Cat Survival Trust boss Terrence Moore banned from keeping animals for five years
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