Bengal Tigers rescued by Ostok Sanctuary in Sinalova

Two Bengal Tigers were rescued from the abandoned place in Sanalova Municipality, Sanalova Municipality, located in an area called the “Golden Triangle”, the main region of organized criminal activity.

The rescue was carried out on April 7 by the employees of the Austocal Sanctuary about a pair of cats abandoned from the Navy Ministry (Semer) and the Federal Lawyer’s Office for Environmental Protection.

According to the founder of the sanctuary, Ernesto Jasudeva, the tigers – the adult white tiger and the yellow tiger – show the violent behavior.

“We responded to the call of Semer and Probba to rescue two tigers,” Jasuda said. “We have found them very sad, violent and very aggressive. The task of severe rehabilitation is waiting for us, but I hope we will win,” he said in a video of documenting the recovery.

Due to their danger to security personnel, rescuers had to use chemical restrictions to handle them safely, Jasueta added. As soon as they are silent, the video shows that the recovers covered them with warplanes to relocate from the property they found.

The LTTE’s aggressive behavior was responsible for their living conditions because the two were limited in a small space. However, Jasueta said the two animals were in good health.

Officials have not yet released information on who owns the property.

During the journey to the Ostok Sanctuary, the rescuers and the LTTE were protected by federal forces.

Jasuda said that the sanctuary has recovered 14 major cats since the launch of armed conflicts between the drug dealers of the drug dealers in Sinalova on September 9 last year. “On average, we recover two cats a month,” Jasuda noted.

Last year, Authorities recovered 36 exotic animals from a private residence In the state of Mexico. The report of the newspaper El Finaminero, the property owner is said to have been attached to the Sinalova Gardell. “

Criminal groups have returned to the report of Washington -based Think Tank Broking Company Trafficking of exotic animals, Often to China. In addition, China provides cartels with chemicals used in Fendan and metamatamine production.

Cartel Associates is also known to keep sexy animals as pets. In 2023, American lawyers a Sinalova Carteli drug Lord fed his enemies, alive and died, and fed the tigers he had.

With reports from Infoba And CBS message