citation_inspection: 23361

There are several places throughout the facility where the animals' enclosure fences are in need of repair: -The lower section of the white-tailed deer fence is curled up in towards the enclosure. Also there are places where this fence is broken resulting in wire points. -The lower section of the adult addax enclosure fence near the feeder is exposed with wire points present. -The material covering the enclosure fence of the young addax has been ripped in places resulting in gaps and holes between this material and the enclosure fence. -There are wire points in the enclosure fence of the zeedonk enclosure. -There are several wooden posts that are attached to the steel fence of the camels' enclosure that have been broken off. This has resulted in holes in this fence that are two to three feet tall. -The two camels in one of the north enclosures have leaned over the top of their enclosure fence in several places. This has resulted in that fence being been pushed down from its original height to now being only a few feet tall. Two metal building panels of the shelter for two camels in one of the north enclosures have been kicked in. This has resulted in these panels bowing out into the enclosure exposing metal edges to the animals. Enclosure fences and housing facilities that are not kept in good repair can result in injury to the animals or may not securely contain the animals. All building materials must be constructed of materials that are structurally appropriate for the animals and must be maintained and kept in good repair to protect the animals from injury and securely contain the animals. Correct by 22 April 2015.