Would you dare come close to this guy and his companion, When In Manila?
Photo of this man who appears to have a striped tiger on a metal chain/leash has been making rounds on social media sites.
Photo was posted by Green Bells Frozen Dog Food page on Facebook who said that this sighting was in Malabon.
Some Netizens launched their theories on why there was a lurking wild animal in public stating that it was a part of “Malabon Zoo’s ritual to take out animals so that the animals will not get bored. ”
Others were shocked at the physique of the tiger saying that it was “too thin” that maybe the owner was “nagtitipid” with the tiger’s food since it requires a lot to feast on day to day. Others were very confused at the fact that the alleged pet was even legal to obtain.
These theories still remain theories and leave open-ended questions: Is owning a wild animal legal in the Philippines? If so what are the requirements of such ownership? Are zoos allowed to take their wild animals out in the open?
Marita is a Fashion Design Student, Microblogger, Local Music Enthusiast, Foodie and Wanderer. Her passion is to uplift the local music, art, travel and food scene one post at a time.
Tiger In Manila: Would You Dare Attack this Guy and his Pet?
Would you dare come close to this guy and his companion, When In Manila?
Photo of this man who appears to have a striped tiger on a metal chain/leash has been making rounds on social media sites.
Photo was posted by Green Bells Frozen Dog Food page on Facebook who said that this sighting was in Malabon.
Some Netizens launched their theories on why there was a lurking wild animal in public stating that it was a part of “Malabon Zoo’s ritual to take out animals so that the animals will not get bored. ”
Others were shocked at the physique of the tiger saying that it was “too thin” that maybe the owner was “nagtitipid” with the tiger’s food since it requires a lot to feast on day to day. Others were very confused at the fact that the alleged pet was even legal to obtain.
These theories still remain theories and leave open-ended questions: Is owning a wild animal legal in the Philippines? If so what are the requirements of such ownership? Are zoos allowed to take their wild animals out in the open?
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Marita is a Fashion Design Student, Microblogger, Local Music Enthusiast, Foodie and Wanderer. Her passion is to uplift the local music, art, travel and food scene one post at a time.