This is a revival of the old petition to close Killman Zoo and their animal abuse facility.  We aim to raise awareness, then to follow through with concrete actions to move these suffering animals to a sanctuary and close this exploitative torture facility that exists only to make a profit.

Don't fall for their propaganda about cute baby animals, happy tigers and lions, and Aboriginal community outreach.  No one who truly loves animals could confine them to a life of torture and deprivation in enclosures barely larger than dog kennels.  These selfish people want to keep wild animals as pets for their own entertainment and profit, period.

Google "Killman Zoo animal abuse" to see what we mean.

If you agree, please rate Killman accordingly on Google Reviews and follow our Facebook page!

Take your own photos of the animals sleeping in their tiny enclosures!

Killman Zoo hates animal activists!

“Killman Zoo has failed to pass the inspections of both WSPA and Zoocheck. Unfortunately there are no laws governing the sale of, breeding of or keeping of exotic animals in Ontario and there is no way to police them. So while we struggle to get laws changed, these beautiful prisoners, who have committed no crime, languish away their lives in tiny cages with inadequate food, fresh water, companionship or sensory stimulation.”

 

 

LINKS:

 

http://facebook.com/closekillmanzoo​

 

https://raisethehammer.org/article/2225/killman_zoo_where_animals_are_living_entertainment​

 

http://redstarcafe.wordpress.com/2008/03/24/failing-grades-for-ontario-roadside-zoos/​

 

https://www.raisethehammer.org/article/431/killman_zoo_of_horrors​

 

 

http://geari.blogspot.ca/2006/09/killman-zoo-in-canada-again-faces.html​

 

 

www.zoocheck.com/Reportpdfs/Report061.pdf​

 

 

www.zoocheck.com/reportpdfs/2008_Ont_Killman.pdf​

 

 

http://kimberlymoynahan.com/2011/09/the-shameful-case-of-ontarios-roadside-zoos/​

 

 

http://www.worldanimalprotection.ca/latestnews/2011/Potential_safety_risks_found_at_six_ontario_zoos.aspx​

 

 

http://www.wspa.ca/wspaswork/roadsidezoos/