TMKsouth:


LOL, good one . Just warning u the animal rights groups and law enforcement will be all up in your grill after u shoot that tiger. Plus public perception will turn against u very quickly for killing a cute animal, trust me - plus these tigers are "tame". Prepare to spend a few nights in jail pleading your case. That's how SA rolls.

iamyemiakins:

Endangered species that can endanger a whole community, when did tigers turn to ekuke dogs that the chances of them posing dangers has to be proven
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lol

But for real, tigers are actually endangered species. A while ago, a documentary on Nat Geo wild speculated there were about 3k left in the wild.

iamyemiakins:
The idiotic tiger owners turned a wild animal to a domestic animal in a very delicate zone with kids around.

I hope all the people around there have shotguns tho, if I was staying around there any little trespassing from the tigers will get them gunned down asap.

TMKsouth:


Lol, when was that ? Proof please. I'm a LION

iamyemiakins:

Endangered species that can endanger a whole community, when did tigers turn to ekuke dogs that the chances of them posing dangers has to be proven
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nedekid:

Shotgun go fit kill tiger? I doubt. Maybe if the cartrages are slugs and not pillets.
You need a proper hunting rifle.

TMKsouth:
No Laws Against Keeping Tigers

The tigers' owners, Matthew and Anneline Kruger, through their lawyers, told Netwerk24 they complied with all the regulations in Gauteng province regarding the keeping of exotic animals on their premises.

The attorneys representing the couple said there was nothing that precludes their clients from having a wild animal on their property.

Animal welfare organisation Four Paws said it had been alerted about the tigers this week.

“The images are appalling, but we are not shocked by them,” said Four Paws director Fiona Miles.

“Tigers have very little protection under SA law, despite being considered an endangered species. This is particularly true in Gauteng, where such cases of private keeping are prevalent.”

According to Four Paws, there are around 1,500 tigers kept in captivity in SA, though there are fewer than 4,000 left in the wild.

“Many tigers are kept in suburban homes for reasons such as social media exposure".

The crèche owner said in March, the tiger owners had approached her, asking if they could extend their wall. She said she was told this was because they wanted to build a flat-like dwelling in their backyard for their children, and required the high wall for safety.

But she suspects this was for the tigers.

“We first saw the tigers last Thursday. I heard people talk about there being tigers, but we had never seen them.”

TMKsouth:
No Laws Against Keeping Tigers

The tigers' owners, Matthew and Anneline Kruger, through their lawyers, told Netwerk24 they complied with all the regulations in Gauteng province regarding the keeping of exotic animals on their premises.

The attorneys representing the couple said there was nothing that precludes their clients from having a wild animal on their property.

Animal welfare organisation Four Paws said it had been alerted about the tigers this week.

“The images are appalling, but we are not shocked by them,” said Four Paws director Fiona Miles.

“Tigers have very little protection under SA law, despite being considered an endangered species. This is particularly true in Gauteng, where such cases of private keeping are prevalent.”

According to Four Paws, there are around 1,500 tigers kept in captivity in SA, though there are fewer than 4,000 left in the wild.

“Many tigers are kept in suburban homes for reasons such as social media exposure".

The crèche owner said in March, the tiger owners had approached her, asking if they could extend their wall. She said she was told this was because they wanted to build a flat-like dwelling in their backyard for their children, and required the high wall for safety.

But she suspects this was for the tigers.

“We first saw the tigers last Thursday. I heard people talk about there being tigers, but we had never seen them.”

Lamanii22:
Abi werey lawon Ara SA ni

Kdon2:


You get time. Just poison the tigers abeg!

oloriooko:
tigers next to creche? this is the height of wickedness

Alfamann:
Just put some sniper in a nice beef cut and throw it over the fence. Problem solved.

AfonjaConehead:
Well,though dangerous but those are beautiful exotic animals.

iamyemiakins:
The idiotic tiger owners turned a wild animal to a domestic animal in a very delicate zone with kids around.

I hope all the people around there have shotguns tho, if I was staying around there any little trespassing from the tigers will get them gunned down asap.

Tapout:


lol

But for real, tigers are actually endangered species. A while ago, a documentary on Nat Geo wild speculated there were about 3k left in the wild.

Lamanii22:
Abi werey lawon Ara SA ni

iamyemiakins:
The idiotic tiger owners turned a wild animal to a domestic animal in a very delicate zone with kids around.

I hope all the people around there have shotguns tho, if I was staying around there any little trespassing from the tigers will get them gunned down asap.