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Which is it? You COULD seize or you COULDN'T seize?

Well, I, too, must be missing something. In a newspaper interview, the BCSPCA said that they had spent thousands of dollars looking for a home for the tigers at this so-called 'zoo', and could not find anywhere to take them.

Now they are saying that the law wouldn't allow them to seize the animals, and they are blaming their inaction on inadequate laws.

Make up your mind, people - you can't have it both ways...well, that is unless the majority of the public read only ONE of the press releases and miss the seeming contradictions.

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Which is it? You COULD seize or you COULDN'T seize?
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Letters to Editors
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Vancouver city councillor wants provincial ban on exotic pets
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Vancouver City Council votes to raise the issue at the next UBCM meeting
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2002: Tigers kept in cage under porch in Abbotsford
Canadian Press: Marcie Moriarty, general manager of cruelty investigations for the SPCA, said the facility is a "public safety catastrophe."
One of the tigers escaped in 2002: Abbotsford law in 2003 - a long history of complaints

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