Mapping Canada's wildlife problem

Escaped serval in Eganville, Ontario

It's been one month since Gizmo the serval escaped from Waddles 'n' Wags roadside zoo in Ontario, raising concerns over animal welfare violations and public safety. Read more about the details on the ongoing search and facility issues inside.

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Mapping Canada's wildlife problem

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