Wow this stinks...
Orange County -- A struggling roadside animal attraction in Christmas was burglarized and set on fire, a state fire investigator said Tuesday.
No animals at Jungle Adventures were hurt in the incident, which probably took place late Monday or early Tuesday, said Carol Dodaro, a supervisor for the small park on East Colonial Drive. A burglar did take roughly $7,000 -- the park's entire Memorial Day weekend income.
"It isn't a lot of money, but it's a lot of money to us," Dodaro said
http://www.orlandosentinel.com/busi...cfbriefs31_806may31,0,6016979.story?track=rss
Orange County -- A struggling roadside animal attraction in Christmas was burglarized and set on fire, a state fire investigator said Tuesday.
No animals at Jungle Adventures were hurt in the incident, which probably took place late Monday or early Tuesday, said Carol Dodaro, a supervisor for the small park on East Colonial Drive. A burglar did take roughly $7,000 -- the park's entire Memorial Day weekend income.
"It isn't a lot of money, but it's a lot of money to us," Dodaro said
http://www.orlandosentinel.com/busi...cfbriefs31_806may31,0,6016979.story?track=rss
That's horrible! And the thing is, that $7,000 would have gone straight towards purchasing the enormous amount of meat that the predators require. We've been there once before, and had the kids get their pictures taken with the panther cub and the young alligator.