Tiger Nearly Tears Off Woman’s Arm At ‘Tiger King’ Subject Carole Baskin’s Big Cat Rescue

With a flurry of exiting pardons expected from Donald Trump any moment, incarcerated Tiger King star Joe Exotic has taken the Justice Department to court in the hopes of joining Michael Flynn, Roger Stone and other similar upstanding citizens in getting an 11th hour Presidential act of clemency.

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"Tiger King" star and big cat activist Carole Baskin has a new project in the works. The former "Dancing With the Stars" contestant is teaming up with Knoxville, Tenn., filmmakers to make a documentary about big cat conservation and the cruelty of keeping them in small zoos and parks.

Tiger King star joins a number of other Carols for Deezer’s ‘A Christmas Carol by Carols’ campaign, including Carol Decker, Carol Smillie, Carol Thatcher, Carol Wright, Carole Parkinson from The Brittas Empire and Carolyn Pickles.Deezer is raising funds for homeless charity Crisis, and has also asked Baskin, Decker and Smilie to create their own Christmas playlists for the streaming platform.Watch the full video here:“Christmas caroling is going to be harder this year with social distancing and

Joe Exotic wants to be Kim Kardashian’s next project in her fight for prison reform. The Tiger King subject is currently serving a 22-year sentence after being convicted on 17 federal charges of animal abuse and two counts of murder for hire in 2019. However, he maintains his innocence, and wants a presidential pardon before Donald Trump’s term is up in Jan. 2021. So, he wrote Kim a letter in the hopes that she would vouch for him with the president.

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Tiger King star Joe Exotic is asking Kim Kardashian for assistance in getting him out of prison.

Tiger King, the Netflix true-crime series that brought her into the public eye earlier this year.The documentary followed zookeeper Joe Exotic and owners of big cat sanctuaries across America including Baskin, who accused Exotic of abusing and exploiting his animals.

A bill passed by the U.S. House of Representatives would outlaw private ownership of big cats — potentially preventing any new “Tiger King” successors from emerging.

Jeff Lowe is hoping to set the record straight. Lowe, 53, is best known for appearing in Netflix's hit docuseries "Tiger King," in which, he obtains control of a private zoo full of exotic animals after Joe "Exotic" Maldonado-Passage -- the zoo's previous owner -- was arrested in connection with a murder-for-hire plot.

 left a mark on 2020 — and now, it may contribute to a more lasting legacy.

 Tiger King  star  Joe Exotic  could be “very, very close” to a presidential pardon.According to ABC News, President  Donald Trump’s  team has said that a number of pardon requests are being vetted at the moment, which includes one from Joe Exotic, real name Joseph Maldano-Passage.“We are waiting on the pen to hit the paper, we think we are very, very close,” said Eric Love, an attorney for Exotic, about a potential presidential pardon.

Things aren’t going so well at Carole Baskin’s Big Cat Animal Rescue!

There’s been a scary incident at Carole Baskin‘s Big Cat Rescue animal sanctuary.

TMZ, Carole and her husband, Howard Baskin, said a longtime volunteer named Candy Couser stuck her hand into the tiger's enclosure in order to open the door to feed it. Just then, the tiger, named Kimba, bit down on Candy's hand and "started thrashing."Kimba only let go of Candy's arm after other staffers came running to help.

Carole Baskin's Big Cat Rescue animal sanctuary Thursday morning.Candy Couser, who has been volunteering at the non-profit organization near Tampa, Florida, for five years, nearly had her arm torn off by a male tiger named Kimba during feeding. According to a press release, Couser saw that Kimba was locked in a section different from where he's usually fed, and radio'd the coordinator to find out why.