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500 Animals Die in Cumbria in a Span of 4 Years, UK Zoo May Face Repercussions
A zoo in Cumbria may lose its license after inspectors discovered 500 animal deaths since 2013. The owner filed for a license renewal that the board of inspectors rejected citing the poor conditions of the animals.
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