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She's just keeping that animal for her own gratification and attention seeking. It's good that she saved it. She obviously knows what she's doing and all credit to her for that. She should now be trying to release it back into the wild. That's where the animal belongs, not become a subject of fawning on tinterweb.
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Having been born,and grown up in captivity, it may be too late to release her into the wild.
Doubt that she would survive in the wild now, she has had no mother to teach her how to hunt. Well done that girl for saving her.
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From what I've read, zoos in Russia are far behind anything here. There may not be rescues for the rehabilitation of big cats either. This may have been the only option. I just hope the cat never rebels...
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Once she realised that humans = food she would have been totally unafraid of humans and would have ended up being killed or become a pest.

I'm childish enough to want a pet Tiger. A domestic cat can inflict some painful injuries when it doesn't get its own way. A Tiger could decapitate you with one paw if you run out of Dreamies. It's not a good idea :-)

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Just for you wolf...x

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Thanks Pasta. I hope my little brother comes to AB to see if I have mentioned what I want from Santa..

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She's cute - and so is the panther.
I think it is brilliant.
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Hoppy @08:05...yes, for some reason these Russian women who take in unlikely animals as pets, are always incredibly attractive.

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