LewDux: BonoboJeezus: That's not really what the article, or investigators, said, since three of the dairy's employees are up on charges, and four were fired either before the film was submitted, or based on the film. It's one (1, uno) person who claims it was all a false flag thing, encouraged by ARM. 

But mischaracterizations like that are pretty typical for some of the bacon-gobbling, land-whale subbies on Fark.
And it's not like most commenters actually read the articles.

You can prove anything with facts

Is that a fact?

Kriggerel: Lumber Jack Off: Kriggerel: Gee, you'd think they're taking lessons from all the PeTArds, IFAW, HSUS and Big Cat Rescue shills that have been infiltrating zoological parks and sanctuaries for years.

Never let facts get in the way of the agenda. :P

Wife works at a zoo on the administration side of things but has been an educator in the past that worked directly with the animals. Anyways, she's wanted to be a zoo keeper for a long time now and started looking around at other facilities to see what was out there - Big Cat Rescue was one. Just reading their website - holy shiat the red flags that shot up immediately for both of us, just yikes.  They don't even try to hide the derp.

Indeed, and just a little rudimentary google-fu will reveal just how deep that particular rabbit hole actually goes, from Don Lewis' mysterious disappearance, all the way up to the more recent stories about that walking dumpster-fire, who styles himself as "Joe Exotic" allegedly having tried to take out a contract on BCR's "founder" Carole (Lewis) Baskin.
For me, the deal-breaker was the adoption of the "Management to Extinction" paradigm, sometimes referred to as "Dignified Extinction." That was the "fark this, I'm out" point, although there are a few BCR die-hards right here on this board, who will quite gladly tell you how they're truly doing Gaia's Work, and are above and beyond criticism or questioning.

There's a wolf sanctuary near Colorado Springs that fortunately does tremendous work, especially with Grey Wolves, which were on the brink of extinction. They do tours but you can also sign up to meet with some of the wolves in person. The wolves ae happy and healthy and enjoy interacting with people and each other.

They also have a fox sanctuary adjacent to the wolf one; the foxes have a huge enclosure designed with features that foxes seek out in the wild, including a "fox highway," which was a covered bridge with chicken wire on the sides that was elevated over the path up to the offices.

I never realized how much foxes REEK; almost as bad as skunks.

There's also a big cat sanctuary about 15 miles east of the Springs, but I never had a chance to visit there.