WHAT IS HAPPENING:

Wildlife in Need of Charlestown, Indiana has been a breeding ground for animal abuse and neglect spanning more than 20 years. 

Founder and owner of Wildlife in Need, Tim Stark, is making recent headlines after the USDA revoked his "animal exhibitor license" due to numerous failed inspections and violations against the Animal Welfare Act. 

Former employees and volunteers of Wildlife in Need have even stepped forward to share their experiences in a compelling news article published by WHAS11.

Warning: Violent images and description of violent acts against animals. 

Found Here: https://www.whas11.com/article/news/investigations/focus/former-staff-expose-abuse-at-indiana-wildlife-refuge/417-dd8d66dc-24bd-4a30-839a-0c95d62a1acd?fbclid=IwAR2gcV_qWL7V7BmX4sG0qX9CVvmSvQi3ur0ecncR-DwsuT7ps6pGKAXTt14

Revoking Wildlife In Need's exhibitor license and slapping Tim Stark with multiples fines may save more animals from entering the premises, but it does not re-home or rehabilitate the animals already in danger. They are still being held in unlivable conditions and they need our help.

WHAT YOU CAN DO:

By signing and sharing this story..

We are calling upon the governance of Charlestown, Indiana, the USDA, and the Indiana Animal Rights Alliance to immediately rescue the animals STILL in danger at Wildlife In Need. 

We demand these animals receive the veterinary attention they have long been neglected. Upon rehabilitation, we demand these animals be inspected on a case-by-case basis, to either be re-homed to a safe wildlife reserve or set free in their natural habitat.