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3 Ιουλ 2014 · The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) suspended Chief Saunooke’s license shortly after PETA released our 2012 undercover investigation of the facility. Now, our rescued friends bask on soft grass in the warm Texas sun, cool off in their pond, and forage in a vast, natural habitat.
Chief Saunooke Bear Park This facility housed a total of approximately 14 American and Asiatic black bears, grizzly bears, and likely Syrian brown bears in pits. The bear pits contained shallow, low-walled concrete pools, some with a three-tiered step structure at one end that had water falling from the top down each step into a pool below.
9 Ιουλ 2013 · Today, 11 bears are feeling grass beneath their paws, something that they had never experienced. © International Exotic Animal Sanctuary. These bears had been imprisoned in concrete pits at Chief Saunooke Bear Park in Cherokee, North Carolina, which PETA has been working to shut down for years.
Three roadside zoos— Cherokee Bear Zoo, Chief Saunooke Bear Park, and Santa’s Land—keep bears in grossly inhumane conditions, as detailed in PETA’s 63-page bear welfare report documenting serious problems found by a team of bear experts at these facilities.
Eleven roadside bears that were at the center of a long-standing controversy in Cherokee, North Carolina are now in their new home at the 50 acre International Exotic Animal Sanctuary (IEAS) in Boyd, Texas. The roadside bears were kept for years in hard concrete pits in the Chief Saunooke Bear Park (CSBP) in Cherokee. As […]
31 Ιαν 2013 · Federal authorities closed down the Chief Saunooke Bear Park in Cherokee, North Carolina, on Tuesday after citing the owner, Kole Clapsaddle, and park staff with multiple violations of...
What was once a "bear park" with "live bears", including black bear, grizzly, Asian and cinnamon. Also included touristy attractions such as gem mining, mini golf and a shooting gallery. Now sitting forgotten and overgrown.
