We demand that the United States Department of Agriculture investigate the location of the animals missing from Greater Wynnewood Exotic Animal Park featured prominently in the Netflix series, Tiger King.

A comparison of USDA animal inventories from the Department of Agriculture from October 2018 to June 2020 shows a significant discrepancy in the amount of animals located at Greater Wynnewood Exotic Animal Park.

Animals unaccounted for include a night owl monkey, a zebra, a North American porcupine, 5 wolf hybrids, a fisher cat, a kinkajou, an otter, 3 foxes,  Yung Yi a 13 year old taliger, and Spike a cockatoo.

*The list does not reflect animals unaccounted for who's last known location  was the Wynnewood zoo but were not listed under the licensee, Jeff Lowe.*

Recent visitor and employee testimonials, photographic and video evidence and  a June 2020 USDA report demonstrate that many of the animals under the care of Jeff Lowe at Greater Wynnewood Exotic Animal Park are suffering from inadequate food, lack of water and lack of veterinary care and the rate at which they are dying is alarming.

We believe the missing animals have died due to neglect and we demand the USDA and the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation investigate Greater Wynnewood Exotic Animal Park and determine the location of the missing animals.

It is the responsibility of the USDA to determine the location of all animals unaccounted for at Greater Wynnewood Exotic Animal Park and to enforce the Animal Welfare Act set forth as a protection for these animals.