Pet bear kills Pennsylvania woman

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writewingproxycontin wrote:

>the 350-pound animal and clean its cage, according to Pennsylvania State Police. The bear lived in a 15-by-15-foot steel and concrete enclosure on Walz's property in Ross Township.
I guess the bear felt clawstrophobic.

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OneRyder wrote:

No such thing as a "pet" bear.

ManOnTheStreet wrote:

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You'are absolutely right.
I don't understand why these poor animals are always shot and killed after an incident like this.
Wild animals should be left in the wild and not be kept in cages by idiots with 'permits.'
I hope they release the lion and tiger before they get shot, too.

warmnfuzzyguy wrote:

<quoted text>None of them were ever in the wild, all captive born. Could not survive release. Good cartoon view though..

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ManOnTheStreet wrote:

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Where did you find that info?
http://www.poconorecord.com/apps/pbcs.dll/art...
"Tim Conway at the Pennsylvania Game Commission's northeastern regional office in Dallas...said the Game Commission grants permits allowing people to own wild animals as pets."
http://www.google.com/hostednews/ap/article/A...
"'Owners of wild animals typically have a two-section cage, allowing them to isolate the animal behind a locked gate while they clean the other part,' Conway said."

OneRyder wrote:

No such thing as a "pet" bear.

Yogi wrote:

I'm sorry. All I wanted to do was eat her picnic basket.

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Flower-Child wrote:

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LOLOL;)