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Secret chimp found in Missouri basement
A hidden chimpanzee was just discovered living in the basement of Tonia Haddix, the star of HBO’s Chimp Crazy, after her recent arrest for dodging court orders and unpaid legal fees to PETA. Authorities raided her Missouri home and found the mature female chimp in a makeshift enclosure, complete with blankets and snacks. Haddix, who previously faked a chimp’s death to avoid surrendering him, is now in jail awaiting sentencing. PETA hopes this marks the end of her runarounds. What do you think—should private ownership of exotic animals face stricter consequences? #Pets #MissouriNews #AnimalWelfare
Missouri • 5 days ago
Rita Christensen
Why did she have it in the first place? Was it being abused ? No matter she took care of it and that's the good thing, to sentence her for it No! My opinion
4d
Jamestown, NY
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ERB
This lady is a sick monster and must be stopped. She has done this too many times. Poor animals 💔🤬
4d
Mountain View, CA
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Diane Rinebold
They shouldn't be allowed to have them. They were meant to be in the wild. Not as pets.
4d
Bucyrus, OH
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l fidler
how cruel...animals shouldn't be caged. God created them to roam free, not be an exhibit to man
5d
Forest City, NC
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Lisa McNeely
people saying things but if she hid it obviously she didn't wanna it taken .yes it's wrong and she shouldn't have done it but I'm saying I probly would have kept it to
4d
Interlachen, FL
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Ashley Andrade
Why is it ok for zoos to have them in little fence areas o wait it's all about money that's OK as long as the zoo is paying taxes it's OK to keep dolphins in little swim units sad world
2d
New Bedford, MA
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Chris Ingram
I got an idea why don't we all worry about something that matters
3d
Albany, OR
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Tina Wilson
if she was taking care of it, why tack it way from her? we can do more harm than good 👍
2d
Toledo, OH
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Lisa Malay
PETA. People Eating Tasty Animals. I have absolutely no respect for this organization. I worked at a draft horse rescue and sanctuary and they used to picket and protest us and call the MSPCA regularly. We were the official retirement home for the NYC carriage horses and would pull drafts using donated funds that were being sold for slaughter. Mostly Amish horses who had medical issues or injuries, a few were just too old to work. Once 5 baby clydesdales ( between 3 and 5 months old ) out of Canada who were being sold at auction for meat. PETA would say we were cruel for working 3 teams of drafts, so 6 total. By working they pulled a carriage, or sometimes a round bale of hay, but mostly they pulled us humans who were walking behind them. ( they call it ground driving ). Some horses only knew work and would get depressed if not worked and they would refuse to eat and become very depressed. If we didn't, they would have waisted away and died.
3d
Gilbertville, MA
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Michael Bernknopf
I am sure that Animal gets better attention and treatment then any lab would give it. better off in everyday to being a test animal
2d
Pompano Beach, FL
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