Fate of tigers homed at Inland Empire sanctuary unclear after eviction
Four bengal tigers live at the Diamond Valley Lodge near Hemet, but a legal dispute leading to the owner's eviction has left the fate of the tigers unclear.
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Four bengal tigers live at the Diamond Valley Lodge near Hemet, but a legal dispute leading to the owner's eviction has left the fate of the tigers unclear.
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