More sad news from Lincolnshire Wildlife Park
Lincolnshire Wildlife Park is experiencing double heartbreak after the diagnosis of a hereditary kidney failure for one of its Bengal Tigers.Bella is one of the Bengal Tigers at Lincolnshire Wildlife Park, near Boston and Skegness, the home of the largest collection of this kind of big cat in the whole of Europe.on Thursday when one of the tigers, Soutanna, was diagnosed with hereditary renal failure and had to be put to sleep.
Now Soutanna’s twin sister Bella, also at Lincolnshire Wildlife Park, had blood tests which flag up really worrying news about her health. The “debilitating” illness which cost Soutanna her life has struck Bella as well, and the handlers have been left in the horrible situation of having to arrange putting her to sleep.
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