Federal wildlife inspectors reported multiple animal welfare violations at the Zoological Wildlife Foundation in Miami during a March inspection. The inspection revealed that an endangered clouded leopard had a leg amputated and a capybara died following unsuccessful breeding attempts. Inspectors noted unsafe housing conditions for wild animals, unclean cages, and food and water contaminated with algae and dead insects.
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Federal inspectors find animal welfare violations at Miami zoo
Federal wildlife inspectors identified several animal welfare violations at the Zoological Wildlife Foundation in Miami, including unsafe housing and contaminated food and water. The report highlighted the amputation of a leg from an endangered clouded leopard and the death of a capybara due to breeding issues.
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