Alaska Zoo’s ‘Maggie’ may be headed to California
Mon, August 20, 2007
Posted in Metro News
An elephant rescue facility in California has been revealed as one of the top contenders to acquire Maggie the Elephant when she moves from the Alaska Zoo. Zoo officials had previously refused to disclose any information on where she might go.
David Shurtleff, APRN - Anchorage
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I have never been to the Anchorage Zoo and will not go until Maggie is living with other elephants in an environment more suitable for modern pachyderms. Elephants are extremely intelligent and social creatures like us. Use your heads boardmembers. An animal runs into cage bars because it is angry, depressed or mentally ill. She isn’t attacking which she could easily do. Let her GO!