Veterinarians,
Jon Bernstein, D.V.M. serving the Wild Ones of
Shambala since 1971, and Mary Somerville, D.V.M.
worked together to determine the cause of the
swelling. The most important diagnosis was that
there was nothing life threatening, nothing to
inhibit her tiger lifestyle.
We left the emergency center after 3 hours of
witnessing the brilliant care of the magnificent
tigress “Thriller”. |
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She
is up, communicating with Sabu, her mate from
birth and the staff who care for her. We at
The Shambala Preserve have a great degree of
love and care for these powerful beings. They
are one of the most powerful and dangerous apex
predators on our Planet, yet there are huge
numbers of humans who believe in the desire
that they be “pets” or to be used
for financial gain.
We at Shambala are those who rescue these Wild
Beings, these innocent, magnificent, perfect
killers from unconscionable and desperate situations.
Everyone
at the Animal Surgery & Emergency Center
was fascinated with this awesome creature, a
tigress named “Thriller”, who often
gazed into the eyes of the late Michael Jackson
while she lived at his “Neverland”.
Thriller
and Sabu have lived with us since 2006.
With love and caring for them and the Wild Ones
of Shambala,
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