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BOB IL JVLIE NINER
D E W ANIMAL KINGDOM

Cert Ncate: 11-C-0008
Site: 001

RT 41 BOX 2820
MOUNT VERNOfif, NfE 04352

0 E W ANiMAL KiNGDOM

inspection

Type: ROUTfNE fNSPECTION
Date: FEB-10-2004

2 .40 ( a )
ATTENDINO VETERINARIAN AND ADEQUATE VETERINARY CARE (DEALERS AND EXHIBITORS).
Each deafer or exhibitor shall have an atMnding veterinarian whoshall provide adequate veterinary care to its animals in
compliance with thissection.
One goat noted vrith long hooves. This animal needs to be trimined,
CORRECT BY 02-1244

3.127 ( 5 )
FACILITIES, OUTDOOR.
Shelter from inclementweather. Naturalor artificial shelter appropriate to the local climatic conditions forthe species
concerned shall be providedfor eN animals kept outdoors to afford them protection and to prevent discomfort to such
animals, individual animals shall be acclimated before they are exposedto the extremes of the individual climate.
One llama noted outsidewith limited shelter. This animal needs more naturaf or artificial shelter.
CORRECT BY 2-12-04

3.129 ( a )
FEEDING.
The foodshaHbe wholesome, palatable, and free from contamination and of sufficient quantity and nutritive value to maintain
all animals in good health. The dietshaNbe prepared with consideration for the age, species, condition, size, and type of the
animal. Animals shalf be fedat least once a day except as dictated by hibernation, veterinary treatment, normaf fasts, or other
professionally accepted practices,
Sheep noted being fed off ground suchthat the feed can become contaminated from animal waste. Feed containers need to

be provided.
CORRECT BY 02-12-04
Last inspection 07-15-03

79 animals.

Prepared By:
CLEMENT DUSSAUL , USDA.APHfS, Animal C re
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Date:
FEB-1 0-2004

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Animal and Plant Health inspection Service

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8084 JUUE MfNER
D E W ANIMAL KINGDOM

Site: 001
RT 41 BOX 2820
MOUNT VERNON, ME 043$2

D E Vl/ ANIMAL KINGDOM

Inspection
Type:ROUTINE

INSPECTION
Date: JUN-22-2004

Reinspectiononly.
No non-compliant items noted this inspection.

Prepared By;
CLEMENT DUSSAULT US
Title

APH I S Animal Care
ector ID: 1003

Date:
JUN-22-2004

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Date:
Title

JUN-22-2004

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Animal and Plant Health Inspection
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iINSPECTIOM REPORT

159437 insp id
9151 site id

Customer ID: 2398
Certificate: 11-CZ008

BOB 4 4ULlE lINNER
D E W ANIMAL KINGDOM

Site: 001
RT 41 BOX 2820
MOUNT VERNON, ME 04N2

D E W ANIMAL KINGDOM

inspection

Type: ROUTINE INSPECTION
Date: SEP-27-2004

2.40 ( a )( 1 )
ATTENDfNG VETERINAR)AN AND AOEQVATE VETERfNARY CARE (DEALERS AND EXHfBfTORS).
Each dealer or exhibitor shall havean attending veterinarianwho shag provide adequate veterinary care to its animals in
compliance with this section.

(1) Eachdeafer and exhibitor shall employan attending veterinarian under formal arrangements. In the case of a part%me
attending veterinarian or consultant
the formal arrangements shaH include a written program of veterinary
care and regularly scheduled visits to the premises of the dealeror exhibitor.

arrang
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Squirrel monkey not includedon current Program of Veterinary Cere.
CORRECT BY 10-04-04

3.$26 ( d )
FACIUTIES, f3ENERAL.
Waste disposal. Provision shaH be made for the removal and disposal of animal and food wastes, bedding, dead animals,

trash anddebris. Disposalfacilities shag be so provided and operated asto minimize vermin infestation, odors, and disease
hazards. The disposal facilitiesand any disposal of animal and food wastes, bedding, dead animals, trash, and debris shall
comply with applicable Federal, State, and local laws and regulations relating to pollution control or the protectionof the
environment.
Out back of the exhibit area,in the facility maintenance area, noted farm animals(swine) beindfed for human consumption,
This area notedwith swine, water fowl and one goat. Areahas feed waste and buildind materials, also noted with waste
odor. This area needs to be cleaned.
CORRECT BY 10-27-04

3.134 ( c )
3434 ( d )
SANtTATION
Housekeeping. Premises (buildings and grounds) shall be kept clean and ln good repair in order to protectthe animals
from injury and to faciHtate the prescribed husbandry practices set forth in this subpart. Accumulations of trash shall be
placed in designated areas and cleared as necessary to protect the health of the animals.
Old,unused, chain link fence notedon ground in the dee

Prepared By

Cl EMENT DUSSAULT, D , APHIS, Animal
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Date:
SEP-27-2004

SEP-27-2004

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This was removed before I left the facility,
Weeds noted in the facility by the tigers, deer andbythe parking lot.
CORRECT BY 10-04-04
Pest control, A safe and effective program for the control of insects, ectoparasites,and avian and rnarnrnaganpasta shall be
established and maintained.

Fly problem noted by the cougar cub pen,
CORRECT BY 09-28-04

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InspectoriO; 3003

Date:
SEP-27-2004

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Date:
Title

SEP-27-2004

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United States Department of Agriculture
inlmal and Plant Health InspectionSefvlce

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INSPECTION REPORTS

9151 site id

Customer ID: 2398
Certificate: 1 1-C-0008

BOB 8 JULIE ININER
D E % ANIIIIIAL KlkGOOIN

Site: 00t
RT41 BOX 2820
IIGUNT VERNON, IIIE 04352

D E W ANIMAL KINGDOM
Inspection
Type: ROUTINE INSPECTION
Date: FEB-02-2005

2.40 ( a )
ATTENDING VETERINARIAN AND ADEQUATE VETERINARY CARE (DEALERS AND EXHIBITORS).
Each dealer or exhibitor shall have an attending veterinanan who shaN provide adequate veterinary care to its animals in
compliance with this section.
One goat noted with long hooves.
CORRECT BY 2-4-05

3.125 ( a )
FACILITIES, GENERAL.
Structural strength. The facility must be constructed of such material and of such strength as appropriate for the animals
involved, The indoor and outdoor housing facilities shall be structuragy sound and shall be maintained in good repair to

protect the animals from injury and to contain the animals,
Goat shelter noted with protruding nails and boards falling olf the side.
One camel area noted with chainlink fence ends protnjdinginto the carnal travel area.
Goat area noted withchain link fence protruding intothe pen.
Sheep area noted with fence broken away from the fence post.
CORRECT BY 2-9-05
One tiger cub noted housed in the human living area.
CORRECT BY 4-4-05

Prepared By:
CLE N T DUSSAUI T, USDA, APHIS, Animal Care
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ector ID: 'I003

Date:
FEB-02-2005

Received By:
Date:
Title:

FEB-02-2005
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,nimai snd Plant Hesith inspection Service

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INSPECTION REPORT'

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3.$27 ( b )
FACIUTIES, OUTDOOR.
Shelter from inclement weather, Natural or artificial shelter appropriate to the local climatic conditions for the species

concerned shalt be provided for all animals kept outdoors to afford them protection and to prevent discomfort to such
animals. individual animals shaH be acclimated before they are exposed to the extremes of the individual climate.
One goat area noted with a shelter that is not high enough to allow the goats to stand and move about,
CORRECT BY 2-9-05
One tiger noted with limited shelter from the elements,
CORRECT BY COB 2-2-05

Prepared By
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APHiS Animal Ca

Title:

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FEB-02-2005

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Date:
Title:

FEB-02-2005
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lNSPECTION REPORT

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Cuatomer ID: 2398
Certlflcat»: 11-C-0008

BOB 4 JljUC MINER
0 E W ANIhlIAL KINGDOItl

Site: 001
RT41 BOX 2820
INOUNT VERNON, IIIIE 04352

D E W ANIMAL KINGDOM
Inepectlon
Type:ROUTINE INSPECTION
Date: APR-27-2005

Reinspection on/.
No non-compliant Items noted this inspection.

PreparedSy:
, Animal are
spector 1D: 1003

Date:
APR-27-2005

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Date:

APR-27-2005
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United States Departmsra of Agriculture
Animal and Plant Health Inspection Ssrvll

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2398 cust id

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Customer ID: 2398
Certificate; 11-C-0008

BOB 5 dULIE IIIINER
D E 0t ANIIIIAL NNGDOII

Stt: 001

RT41 BOX 2820
IIIIOUNT VERNON, IIE 04352

D E W ANIMAL KINGDOM

inspection

Type; ROUTlNE INSPECTION

Data: NOV49-2005

3.82 ( a )
FEEDING.
The diet for nonhuman primatesmust be appropriate for the species, size, age, and condition ofthe animal, and for the

conditions in which the nonhumanprimate is maintained, according to generally accepted professionaland husbandry
practices and nutritional standards. The food must be dean, whoiesome, and palatable to the animals, lt must be of
sufficient quantity and have suffrcient nutritive value to maintain a healthful conditen and weight range of the animal and to
meet Its normal dailynutritional requirem
ents,
One bag of primate chow noted with a mig date of 4-26-05. Feed can only be used for 8 months past the milldate. This
practice does not provide proper nutrition. Replace the feed withIn-date food.
CORRECT BY11-1145

3.125 ( a )
FACILITIES, GENERAL.
Structural strenglh. The facility must be constructed of such material and of such strength as appropriate forthe animals
involved. The indoor and outdoorhousing facilities shaN be structuraay sound and shall be maintained in good repair to

protect the animals from injury and to contain the animals.
The deerlgoat area noted with a shelter that has a wall that is pushed out about 8 inches away from the building, This

condition could causeharm tothe animals, This butMing must be repaired or replaced.
CORRECT BY11-23-05

3.127 ( c )
3.12T ( tI )
FACILITIES, OUTDOOR
Drainage, A suitable method shall be provided to rapidly eliminate excess water. The method of drainage shall comply with
appNcable Federal. State, and local laws and regulations relating to pollution controlor the protection of the environment.
One tiger noted in a damp pen This condition couid causeharm to the animal. This area must be keptdry,
CORRECT BY11-11-05

Prepared By:
Date:
NGV-09-2005
Received
Date:

NOV-09-2005

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Animal and Plant Health Inspection Servl(

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Perimeter fence. On or after May 17, 2000, aN outdoor housing facilities {i.e., facilities not entirely indoors) must be endosed
by a perlrneter fence that is of sufficient height to keep animals and unauthorized persons out. Fences Jess than 8 feet high

for potentiaNy dangerous animals, such as, but not limited to, large felines (e,g., lions, tigers, leopards, cougars, etc.), bears,
wolves, rhinoceros, and elephants, or less than B feet high for other animals must be approved in writing by the
Administrator, The fence must be constructed so that it protects the animals in the facifity by restricting animals and

unauthorimd persons from going through it or under it and having contact with the animals in the facility, and so that it can
function as a secondary containment system for the animals in the facility. It must be of sufficient distance from the outside of
the primary enciosure to prevent physical contact between animals inside the enclosure and animals or persons outside the
perimeter fence.
75 foot section of perimeter fence, by the lion pen, is missing due to construction, Perimeter fence by the bear pen noted to

be about B feet high and in some areas leaning. In order to contain the animals and keep unwanted animals oui the
perimeter must be at least 8 feet high. Repair/replace the perimeter fence.
CORRECT BY 1-9-06

3.128 ( a j
FEEDlNQ.
The food shall be wholesoine, palatabJe, and free from contamination and of sufficient quantity and nubitive value to maintain
aN animals in good health.
Hay feed area in the gama pen noted with bird feces, Contaminated feed is not pelpatable. The feed area must be cleaned
and the birds kept from the area,
CORRECT BY 11-1645
Badger noted being fed on the floor of the indoor area (no feeder). Contaminated feed is not paJpated, Provide a feeder,
CORRECT BY 11-10-05

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spector ID; 1003

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Date:
NOV-09-2005

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Date:
NOV-09-2005
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United States Department of Agriculture
Animal snd Plant Health inspectionServf

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INSPECTION REPORT)

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9151 site id

Customer ID: 2398

808 Ii JULIE IIIINER
D E W ANIMAL KINGDOIN

Certificate: 11-C-0008
Site: 001

RT 41 BOX 2820
INOUNT VERNON, HlE 04382

D E W ANIMAL KINGDOM

Inspection

Type: ROUTINE INSPECTION
Date: MAR-21-2006

2 .131 (c ) ( 1 )
HANDLING OF ANIIIALS.
During public exhibition, anyanimal mustbe handled so there is minimalrisk of harm to the animal and to the public, with
suNcient distance and!orbarriers between the animal and the general viewing public so as to assurethe safety of animals

and the pubiic.
During public exhibition a tiger cub noted inthe paper (3-7-06 and 3-10-06) to be 8 months oldend 130 pounds did not have
a barrier betweenit and the public. The public was also agowed to pet the tiger cub,
ln order to protectthe public and the animal a barrier is needed.
CORRECT before next public exhibition.

3.127 ( d )

REPEAT NCI

FACILITIES, OUIOOR.
Perimeter fence. On or after May 17, 2000, all outdoor housing facilities (i.e., facilities not entirety indoors)must be enclosed
by a perimeter fence that is of suflicient height to keepanimals and unauthorized persons out. Fences less than 8 feet high

for potentially dangerous animals, suchas, but not limited to, large felines (e.g„ lions, tigers, leopards, cougars, etc.), bears,
wolves, rhinoceros, and elephants, or less than B feet high for other animals must be approved in writing by the
Administrator. The fence must be constructed so that it protects the animals in the facility by restricting animals and
unauthorized persons from going through it or under it and having contact with the animals in the facility, and so that it can
function as a secondarycontainment system
for the animals in the facility. It must be of suflicient distance from the outskie of
the primary enclosure to prevent physical contact behveen animals Nside the enclosure andanlmais or persons outside the

perimeter fence. Such fencesless than 3 feet in distance from the primary enclosure must be approved in writing by the
Administrator.
Perimeter fence noted with areas atthe groundlevel and between post that wouldallow the entry of unwanted animals.

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Date:
IvIAR-21-2008

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Date:
Title

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Animal and plant Health inspection
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INSPECTION REPORT'

9151 site id

Customer ID: 2398
Certificate: 11-C-0008

808 ILJULIA lttiINER
D E W ANIMAL KINGDOM

Site. 001
RT4t SOX 2820
MOUNT VERNON, ME 04352

D E W ANNAL KtNGDOM

inspection

Type: ROUTiNE lNSPECTION

Date: AP R-04-2006

3.$27 ( 5 )
3.127 ( d )

REI EAT NCI

FACILITIES, OUTOQOR.
Shelter from inclement weather Natural or arttfictat shelter appropriate to the loca( climatic conditions for the species
concerned shall be provided for-all animalskept outdoors to afford them protection and to prevent discomfort to such
animals, tndividual animals shall be acclimated before they are exposed to the extremes of the individual climate.
At the inspection today we had snow and rain.
Two sheep noted in a pen with no shelter.

One tiger cubnoted in a pen with a shelter that was not large enough for the animal to move about freely. This cub was
moved to an adequate shelter duringthe inspection.
One lion cub notedin a pen witha shelter that is not large enough for the animal to have freedom of movement..
CORRECT BY COB 4-5-06

Perimeter fence,On or after May 17, 2000, all outdoor housingfacilities fi.e„ facliitias not entirely indoors) must be enclosed

by a e
primeterfence that is of sufficient height to keep animals and unauthorized personsout.

Fences less than 8 feet high

for potentially dangerous animals, such as, butnot limited to, large felines (e,g., lions, tigers, leopards, cougars, etc,), bears,
wolves, rhinoceros, and elephants, or less than 6 feet high for other animals must be approved in writing by the
Administrator. The fence must be constructed so that it protectsthe animals in the facitity by restricting animateand
unauthorized personsfrom going through it or under it and having contactwith the animalsin the facility, and so that it can
functio
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for the animals in the facility. tt must be of su%ctent distance from the outside of
the primary endosure to prevent physical contact between animals inside the enclosure and animate or persons outside the
perimeter fence.
Perimeter fence and gates noted in areas to be 6 inches off the groundand in areas only 6 feet high, Area noted between the
post at themain gate that could allow the entryof unwanted animals.
NOTE: JuNeMiner stated that they have not, since the last inspection, and would not exhibit animals without proper bamers.

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spector ID: 1003

Gate:
APR-04-2006

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Date:
APR-04-2006
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BOB IL JtjLIE NNER
D E W ANlMAL KtNOMM

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RT4'I BOX 2820
MOUNT VERNON,ME 64%2

D E WANII/IAL KINGDOM
tnapeotion
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TI&fIE AND INETHOD OF EENTIFICATION.
A class "C" exhibItor shelf identify all live dogs snd cats under his or her control or on his or her premfses, whether he(d,
purchased,or othevvfse acquired:
(2) Syidentifying each dog or cat with
(i} An officiat Us DA sequentiaHy numbered tag that is kept on the door of the animars cage or run;
(fl) A record book containing each animal's tag number, a written description of each animaf, the data required by Sec.
2.76(a), anda cfear photograph of each animal; snd
(iii) A duplicate tag that accompanies each dog or cat whenever it haves the compound or premises.
(Also see PoHcy ¹13 - Microchip)
1) Threewolf hybrids have not been properly identified.
Far the Well-being Ofthe dOgS, aft ShOuld be aCCuratety identified.
Correct by 5/$7/0&.

3.121 ( a }
FACLITIES, OEI4ERAL.
Structuraf strength. The facility must be constructed of such material and of such strength as appropriate for the animals
involved. The indoor and outdoor housing facilities shall be slructurally sound and shall be maintained in good repair to
protect the animals from injury and to contain the animals.
1) The shelf in the black teopard enclosure is in needof re pair. ln its present condition the animal cou'id injure itself.
Correct by 4/1 9/0&

3.127 ( b }
FAClUTIKS,OUTDOOR.
Shelter from inclement weather. Natural or artificial shelter appropriate to the local climatic conditions for the species
concerned shall be provided for alf animals kept outdoors to afford them protection and to prevent discomfort to such
animals.

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bate:
APR-1 7-200&

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Title:
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United StateeDeyertmsrrt of Attrtoutture
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1) One of the deer is in on enclosure without shelter
Correct by 4/1QN8

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SANITATION.

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Housetreopinq, premises rhuilriings and grounds) shell hekept clean nnd in qood repair in order tO p~ptert '-he anima(S from
injury and to facilitate the l.rescribed husbandry practices set forth irt this subpart.
1) A crowbar lett lying in the gateway to the bobcat enclosure could have caused the animat injury.
This noncompliance was auvected immediately,

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ER, inspector lO: 1068

Date:
APR-1 '7-2008

Receivect Sy:
APR-17-2008
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Boa MINER

Custqmer ID. 2398

JLILIE hhlNER

Certifica1e. 10-C-6M8
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Type.- RGUTINE INSPECTION
Date, Sep-24-KG9

IHIQUNT VERNON, ME 04352

3.76
HOUSIN6 FACILITIES, GENiE~RAL,
Qtg'rage.
AII leod iiiu~f bd stdfdd iri 8 hi8hridr that prevents cdhhrrlirialioa &A ddleriqrhfiarl.

1j ln the kitchen area there is consid'erabIe clUtter and unhygieni» conditions, in»luding e~powd insvlation above the
fqucl prepgreliqn cqunter. These items cquld feed fg fgqtf cqntamingtiqn and.'qr pie',eriqrafion.
Corre»t by 9!'28i'09

Preparedl By:
STEVEN N~USBAUM, D V M U
Title:

SD A, APHIS,
Animal Care

Date:

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8ep-24-K09

VETERINARV MEGICAL QFFICER I

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Title:

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Arilmet and Plard Health lnspecllan Service

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Type.- RGUTINE INSPECTION
Date, Sep-22-2016

MOUNT VERNON, ME 04352

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HAhIGVN9 OF AIIIIIIIIALS,

During public exhibition, any animal must be handled so there is minimal risk of harm to the animal and tg Ihe
public, vrilh sulficiei11 dislerice aiict'orbar'riers bet«veen 1he animal and lhe geriere.l viewiiig pubfic sa as Io assure Ihe

safety of animals and the public.
" ' There is a gap in the barrier fence surrounding Ihe re kangaroo enclgsure that would allo«v fine publicIg came

into direct contact «vlth Ihe animals, potentially Increasing rfak of injurytoboth.
Cgrrect belore beginning of 2911 exhibiting season.

3.125

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FACILITfiKS 6 iKNERAL

Structural strength. The facility musI be constructed of such material and of such strength as appropriate for the
animals in«ialved. fhe indaor end outdaor hausirig faailihes shall be structurally saurd and shall be rriainlained in

good repair tc protect Ihe animals Irom injury and to contain the animals,

"' Paintecl chein link fencing ends an Ihe grcwnd within Ihe sheep englasure cauld reuse Ihe enimals injury

Correct by' 9i'2M!610
"' P'ointed ends gf chain link fencing within the oavy'cgati enclosure gould gauss the animals injury.
@or rect by 9.'25.'2010
-' A gap between Ihe support bar and the gate to the targe lion ericlosure should be closed in order 1o minimize the
risk gt escepe

Correct by 9.'2M010

3,129

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FK~KQIIII6.

The Iogd shall be «vhglesgrne, palatable, and free fram contamination and gf suflicient quantity and nutritive value to
rileinlein all eriieels iri gaod heettb. The diet shall be priapered with a'.dnsider'efian Ior the age, ®acies„condition, size,

arel type et the animal.
"' I n the tagd preperalian area, there is an expasej area qf insulatigri pn the Natl and e duel ggvered raijig, bath af

which could potentralty Mrve as a source of conlamlnalfon Ior the Iced.

Preparedl By:
STEVEN N~USBAUM, D V M U
Title:

SD A, APHIS,
Animal Care

Date:

nspecrto1%8

Sep-22-20'I 0

VETERINARY MEGICAL QFFICER I

ReoelvecfBy:
Date:
Title:

Sep-22-2010
Peyg i et 0

 USDA
mH

'Jni'r-..d ..1;-,t.... Oep.~rrment cl Aq icurt.jr.Aritiri.el arid I'I-rent Hew In loaf:ec!Iorr service

: IP. 4 4 k

265101107150 I65

i r:: n ie

Inspection Report
:n-rr. -l hr ';,r '-:6' ='(! I()
In Itle retr gerator rn I tie loUd I.'iepdia'.Iorl dree. rdh'. wild '»eat i~ PJelrlg Itldwed 0'rccverert '-'rj acerl1 Io trust'= Io oe
tea rC It e rar -h~rnl;qn pnmgle; T t <' p r'qC;iCC Cocle re.;ptt n CCnta~-ir.-qtiCn Ct The frp 1
Thi;=. r cn-compliance ivy.- .corrected immedia'.ely.
Af i Pxn If iter'a'levy Ahc .:oral~ ]ctpd on 4'~ .' +010.

Prepared By:
.STEVEN NIJ.>ALAI Its'I 0! V h>I

IJo I ' A, APHIz Ar im;-,I ( pre

VETERINARY hIEDICAL QFFICER

In~,piectnr

1r",4$

Dete:
C-

'

Received By:
Dete:

'

-' 0 I It

 USDA
aH

United States Department of Agricuitvre
Ahbrial and Plarlf Heatth Inspection Seattle

lsSI I'3483'IMsoo im~ io

Ilnspec50n Report
D E W ANIMAL,
KINGDGM AND SANCTUARY

CU$1omer I D. 322927
Certifica1e. 'I'I-C-601I7

Si1e. t)01
0 F W AF4hlAI KlhC)lÃPJ ANO,AN cTVARY

Type.- RGUTINE INSPECTION
Date, Dec-14-K11

MOUNT VERNON, ME 04352

2 .131

(c)

(1 

HAhIGVN9 OF AIIIIIIIIALS,

(1) During pvblic erhibitm, any animal must be harxlled so there is minimal risk ot harm 1o tide enimat and to the
public, with sulfieiei11 lister~ anct'er barriers between fhe animal and ihe general viewing pubfie sa as Io assure Ihe

sal'ety of animals and the public.
"' A photo receered by LISI3A.'Animal Gare 9.'2011 shcaved the licensee and a ylang woman pwing in @ photo shool
ins~de the barrier fenM - and Ius1 outside the primary fence - of a 1~gor mclosure The tiger appears to tK. an adult or,
sub-advit. The distance bstwee~ the tigsI and the people is insvfScierC 10 assvre safely
Correct Immediately

3,131

(c)

SANITATNN,
Housekeepirtg, Premises (buildings and grounds) shall be kept elean and in goo>I repair in order 1o protect the
animals Irom injury and la facilitate Ihe pj'escI'ibad husbandry pradiees sel for1h in tl'us suboart. Astun ulalleris ol'
trash shall be ptaced in designated areas and cteared as necessary to protect Ihe health of the animals,
"' G epg in the fencing in the zebr@ eral tallow deer qnqiosvreg muid be injurious to <hq mimels it they were Ie

entangle their heads
"' The plastic igloo shelter in the pig enclosure ass jagged edges which cculd cause the animals injvry
"' Constrvctrce materials slMuldbe kepi in dssegr1afed areas in Ordw 10 radvm the risk ol injury Ia animals.
Correct all of the above by I.'I.'2012
An exit Interview waS Mrtdi~Cted onI 2 $429I1,

ThiS iS an amended VerSen (12>22'201'I) Of the OI'iglnal inapeotm CcndVCted Qn 12"l4%011.

Pmpsredl By:
STEVEN N~USBAUM, D V M U
Title:
Received By:

SD A, APHIS,
Animal Care

Date:

nspecrto1%8

Dec-14-X I 1

VETERINARY MEGICAL QFFICER I

 Ur!ited Slates Department of Ag
riculture

USDA
aH

Ariimal and Planl Health Inapaction Barvice

9XI$2$608090MS I ~

Id

Illl8pgctliQA RQpgtt
D E W ANIMAL KINGDGM AND SANCTUARY

Cuslomer ID; Mk927
Certificale, 'tie-C4617
Sile; 6N
0 E W Alvrf AL «ihGMM ANO s~i!Nc'r!L!ii! Rv

Type, RGUTINE INSPECTION
Dale. I i4ov-28-R12

MGUNT VERNGN, MiE04352

2.49

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(3)

ATTf MQ/NQ +if f f +NAY/Al iis AM@ AQQQQA~ g ig~g l itAiR'YCAR'g (MALg iR3 ANDi IEX®IP'QR'9),
Each dealer cir exh bitor shell establish anal maintairi programs of adequate veterinary care that include;
(Qadi
Daily absarvation of a ill animals to assess their heallh arxl well-being, Prqvidad, however, That daily
observation oi anirinats may be accomplished by someerie oRer Ran tho atteirid!ng veterlnanah; and Provided,
further, That a mechanism of direct and frequent communication is required so that timely and accurate iriforrnalion
ah probams of animal heallh.

-'Several days ago three bears vrere euthanlzed. AII three arilmals were euthanlzod on an erviergency basis. An
olde~ mate bear attacked the bivo female bears resulting in irijuries, Attempts to sedate the animals failed.
Acicoiding io 1hs lioshMss. 1IM! elder ms!le had balan showing behavioral changes
(including aggression} )or the past
year; however the licensees did riot communicate this observalion to the alL'ending volerinarian. Had they
oommuriicated the ohservafiorii in a limply iashion, this lraumalio incident may have been avoided.

Ce rect im
med
iately

3,125

(a)

FACILITIiKS, O'KNKRAL
Structural strength, The facitity must be coretructed of such material and of such strength as appropriate for the
animals invalved. The iridoor arel outdoor housing facilifiea shall ba a<npgtvrally sound and shall ba miaihfairiad in

good repair te proloct Ihe anllmals Irom InJury and to conlaln the anllmals.
'" A roll of chain link fercing ori the ground in the sheep enclosure could oause injury if lhey became entangled iri it.
"' A gap between tha gale and the tencing in the llama endasure caukl cause ah animal intury.

Ceirrect both of the above rior!-compllancesby 1t.i'29.'l2.
Ah exit ihleirview was ciohducteid6h t 1,'29,'20'I 2.

Prepared Sy:
STEVEN N iUSBAUM, D V M

Title;

USD A , APHIS, Animal Care

VETE R INARY MEDICAL OFFICER Inspector 1%8

Date:
Nov-28-K12

ReceivedIy:
Date:
Title:

Nov-29-K12
payess ar 1

 Uriited States Department of Agricutture

USDA
aH

Ariimal and Plant Health Inspection Service

f 8314M$6$20263 I ~

Id

Illl8pgctliQA RQpgtt
D E W An mal Kingdom And Sanctuary

Cuslomer ID; 322927
Certificate, 'l1i-C4617

918 Pqrid Road

ldlount Vernon, ME 64352

Site; 601
0 E W Alvrf AL «ihGMM ANO Mihc'riLiriRV

Type, ROUTINE INSPECTION
Date. Jun-19-2914

3,125
FACILITIiKS,O'KNKRAL
"' The hot wires in all of the big cal enclosures must 5e activated.
Activatiqri is neoassary to help ensure cpntainrnarit af ge ainimats.

Correct Immediately on receipt ot the report.

" ' In the enclosure eoritairiisg the tiger Cqchaney .
At the time of this inspoclion ~t vras noted that "Cocheriey was resti~ on a platform approxlmatety 4 feet high arid
adjacent to the primary feince, which is approximatety 12 feet high, The close proirimily of the platfqrrn to the fence
has el'Iectively decreased the height ol the lethe te about 8 feet. This is below Ihe minimally eemplabte height c1 12
3 foot kicti,-ins shouldbe addod,
feel, aAd does not lake lrlto consideration that, as ari additereI p
Mgditicatioris are necessary tg hetp ensure contairimentqt the animals.

recaution,

Cerrecl by 7i'14)'14
" ' A cyclone wire yg)e at tha bottom qf "Qpcheney's" erx:losurq is approximately 19 feet iin height. This ia 2 tact lass

lhain the acceptablo height ot 12 feet and does not indude the 3 loot hack les.
Moditication are necessary to h9p ensure containment qt the animals,
CorrM by 7.'l4.'14
"' I n the enclosure qqr itaiinirq the tigers Makeena,' and 'Triton .

The Irent gale appears lo be aaly about 10teel high.
The gate should be heightened to 16 feet (us'ng M16 foot existing potes Ori either side 01 the gate) or 12 feet vrith 3
foot kick-ins.
Medlticaliaria are necessary tc ensure ccrlteinrnenl of the erilmals
gorracI immediately on receipt ol )his report.

Alt big oat ericlosures at the facility must be in cc mpliance with regulatiqris by 9.'27'I 4,

Prepared Sy:
STEVEN N iUGBAUM, D V M

Title;

USD A , APHIS, Animal Care

VETE R INARY MEDICAL OFFICER Inspector
1%8

Date:
Jul-62-26 1 4

ReceivedIy:
Date:
Title:

Jul-62-2614

 'Jni;ej ..1;;t... Or-p;<rtment ol Agnouit>r-.

USDA
mH

Anirrial and Pl;-;nt Hea tn Inspection Saic ice

Q MJ

't 83140itt16320263

Inspection Report

3.131
$A NITATION,
=." oribed h ii.',I; andri
Cg i=n qaigaqr- --4ri-.-,r'ere nciteij in the fogy prmz r at or .4rea I n o i l e r tn t rig ea ' o ' r -. pri
arar tice:-: Yrhich. n tier n..'.a1eqiiard the hea tn i,1 the Rlilmi'Is tiles? na"lh .'.hon d t~ cnvered.

Thi.=, r,on-rrimplianoe .va-.-, or>rreoted oefore lhe n~peotr.r~. Ie11 the f,~oil1y

Ar exit ir teri eve w,ic .-nnd sr.teel 'ivith the foci ity' ir.escee nn 1'. 19 14

Prepared By,
.

Title:

'TF".'EN NU. 'RAlgtv1 L.' V h1

IJSf. * , A i ' HI.. Ar m;-I Carr3

V F T E P I N A P Y h.l E I ) IC A L 0 F F I C E Fl In:,pe i:to i

'l I.kh

Date,
J Jl.(l -'-'."(11$

Received By.
Date:

 'J«i'.ed .l.=,te' Oepartment ri Ag irurt ir-.
A«im.al anrJ Pl;-.nl H.-. a lh lnsp..rtrnn Sar v rre

USDA
mH

4. 9I 0 .tl

r04iii 1 SZO6O~S9 - =r.

Inspection Report
f.' E 'dc An mal K ingdr>m Anr. 5anr.tu;qr<
919 Pard Rnad
>.lour'l l Ve i' norr, fall 043.5~

u. 'Iomr-r I [ 322927
Certlirrale »

-Capt 7

Sl- OCI
",,' iaaf. I'P.I,p: r.r . u.';IV A'l u -.ritual
'

'<il' i'

>y'Pe PQLrTINF IN iPFC>IQN
t ~ale J ul-2:i-' (l l -'

h.n mr-romp ident iten'.=, dr-n,i led our ne1 thi= I«:.I:ectir.n
L>;il rr lerv eve candu'.lr''J v'i I« licrl ty reprr'-.er tati'r'.

Prepared By,
.

Title:

'TF".'EN NU. ' RAlgtv1 L.' V h1

IJS r.*, APHI.. Ar m;-I Car..

V F T E PINA P Y h.l E I ) IC AL 0 F F IC E R I«:,p e etci 'l l.kh

Date,
J ul.'-'.i-"'(I l s

Received By.
Date:

e

 USDA
mH

'Jni'.ed .1.=,te' Oep, irtment cf Ag icurI ir-.
Anim.al anrJ Pl;-.n1 H.-. a fn lnspertrnn Sar v rr.e

cmr.~iia r~n

8151358566470

Inspection Report
f.' E ' ii r An mal Kingdi>m Ano 5anCtu;qr<
919 Pni 9 Rnad
>.1c~rif Vcrnorr, fvtI 043.5~

u. 'Iomr-r I [ 322927
C i. rtlfi ca1e»

-Capt 7

S1- or.1

Ty'pe PQLrTINF IN iPFCTIQN
f a1

J q i I4

h.n r~r-comp ident ileni.=, r'ere r cert f ed rJuring th; n . =,pi. -tion
1hc ~rr=pc tli~n ~rid ex~I t)rrr''I rig ivc~c cortduc'.c J vi Iii I "io r 0 I-aundc~.

Prepared By,
..HRIFTINA ()E R [ ' V h,t

Title:

IJSl'* , A PHIS A i im;-I Cari..

VETEPINAPY MEIilCAI. OFFICER I-:pecten 6r.af'

Date,
J;~i- -15- -'C i 5

Received By.
Date:

 United States Department of Agriculure

USDA
aH

Animal ancI Plant Health Inspackion Service

f 82f 5$7ss3M569 I ~

Id

Illl8pgctliQA RQpgtt
D E W Heaven
918 Pgrxf Road

ldlounf Vernon, ME 643M:

Customer ID; Mk927
Cetificafe, 'k1i-C4617
Site; 6N
OE ih  4EhVEN

Type, ROUTINE INSPECTIGN
Date. Jul-61-Rt5

Ib)

2.49

(3)

ATTf MQ/NQ QifTf +NAY/AIiit AM@ AQQQQA~ g ig~g l itAiR'YCAR'g (MALg iR3 AND IEX®IP'QR'9),
Gree of tease
aoudad sheep eras gbsewed with a excessivety tory right hind hoof. This was ~of yet affecting the gat of
the ainimal, hgwever gould potentielly cause lameness in the 4ture The animals need tg ba gbservsd fgr potential

heal1h issues en a d'ally base. This animals requires hoot tnrnmingi ~n order to preverNa hoaifh issue and possible

discom
fort.
"" * " " "

' C o reckby July 4, 2e15

3.125

la)

FACILPIIKS. QKNKAAI
t. The jacob sheep shelter hakf boards missing on either side of khe door G~e of khe sheep was obMrvekt slicking
his ttead throe'h the gaps This cgufd pgssibly lead tg injury gf the ainimafs. AII animal enctgmres imusf be kept in
goad repair
"' " "

" " Gb r recf by July l4. 201 5

2. The fencing for the esca.l enclosure was sagging arxt bent, The keg perl vf the ferne was not aittachekt ko the
horizenfaI posts, alleavir@ the I'cruin@ Ia saci in paris. Thjs situailan sqniticantly decreased fha Iofal height of the
fence, This coutd possibly lead to injury and pote~tiaity allow entry of unearlted animals. AII anlksal enctosvresmusk
be kept iv qogd repair
"' " "

" " C o rrect by July 14, 20f 5

3. The ferfceg for the goat pens had porfiore which had become detached from the siall et the wolf shad.Taheextra
fenc ng which res not attached was Iresely laying gri the grourxt, This created 8 gap where khe goats coukl
potentially escape from khe eaclbsure, end possibly bacorne injured. AII amrnal eMlosures must ba kepi in gagd
fspalr.

Prepared Sy:
KERI LUlO,OV M

Title;

USDA, APHIS, Animal Care
VETE R INARY MEDICAL GFFICER Inspector 6023

Date:
Jul-6 I -K15

ReceivedIy:
Date:
Title:

Jul-61 -Kf 5

 'Jni;i=.d ..Iat... Or-partment cl Agncuit >r-.
Anirnal and Plant Hea ln Inspaction Sarv ice

USDA
mH

K4

18215175>350560

ii -p

ic

Inspection Report
" '" " " " C:

ir eCI by J»ly14 '-'C ~'5

3.13S
PRIMARY CONVEYANCES {MOTOR VEHICLE,RAIL, AIR, AND MARINE).
Thi red li' e : .I.iCk tra li-.-r u.:,i d tC .r,<n:=pi>rt.
-primal' had .wO.=.mail aiea; It a I h,-<C iu.:,.rd C ir Tni.=, CpnditiCn wa =, aCv
ra»sing gap~ tc form be-.wean the glor:r and the wa I aria apprc»imately I R inches 9 rcctly above on the tf-i.crs sitfe n
Inc tr~>li' r I t'ai- crindi'imari ccald jo~~iL>ly a'Icc'. tile '-atcIy CI th» a<»nial." bri~ig '.r~n-ported ivith~n I hi - Iraiier r ace- '.c
'.1e 'p.pa
C l 'lrreCt Oy JL iy ~ 4, '='(I 1 5

Ar exit brielinq v as ccndnc.ed witt- Isa licel sees.

Prepared By,
K Rt

Title:

L U ~'0 , IJ V Ivl

IJSl'* , Al 'HIS A r i mal Cari..

V: TEPINAFt Y r.IEIilCAL QF FICEFI I-:,p.ctn i 6r;

Date,
J Jl.(l I -'."(115

Received By.
Date: