Please look at the above screenshot taken from a video at the park.

This same sign was up last year when I visited in June.  This is proof that they had somewhere to hold a wolf who needed care. So why couldn't they put Nuna in this facility when she started to show signs of aggression a few months ago?? Clearly if "all 5 had life-threatening injuries" then Maximus was in the enclosure, meaning this place was free. Unless they have one space for ALL the animals in the park which would be ridiculous. Remember, care isn't just about medical. It's about preventing sickness and injury as well. 

 This is why we need these numbers to keep rising. Please share this with every wildlife magazine you are subscribed to, social media page you have. The Canterbury council are visiting the park this week. Under the freedom of information act, I will be requesting everything. So far I've asked for just the local press to have these updates, but I will be going national, and releasing everything I have.

Keep sharing, keep these numbers rising. I was hoping for at least 25,000 for my visit next month, but we may actually hit 30,000.