Norlend Animals Moved to Arizona

All of the wild animals from Norlend have been moved to Arizona in full health. The non-profit animal support organization (VWF), headquartered in Arizona, is responsible for caring for most of the animals from the Norlend zoo. According to this organization, when the Norlend animals arrived in Arizona, they were all healthy and there were no signs of mistreatment.

Among the animals are four giraffes, nine parrots, and three python snakes. Two American alligators (caimans) and two anacondas (a type of boa) that are currently being kept in Oklahoma will join this group of animals in the coming months.

The organization has invited Michael to visit his former animals whenever he wants.

The manager of the facility said in an interview: “It’s not that he didn’t want the animals anymore. A financial issue came up and involved them. Whenever Michael wants to come here to see the animals, we welcome him.”

Source: eMJey / PageSix / Special