wildlife on easy street
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--more about us
--take a tour of easy street!
--we need your help!
--become a member
--adoption program
--pictures of kaj, her family, and their feline friends
--species listing, and more pictures of our cats
--take a vacation at easy street!
--take a safari photo tour!
--the official wildlife on easy street page
--webrings dedicated to conservation



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see who else has made it this far and wished to mark their territory

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welcome to my
wildlife on easy street page!


here you will find pictures and information on the cats that i take care of, as well as information on tours, over-night stays in our rustic cabin, photo tours, and other cool stuff.

click here to see pictures of my family, friends, and some of our favorite kitties!

we need your help!! don lewis, the owner of wildlife on easy street, has been missing for several months now, and we need your help in finding him!



in addition to the exotic cats that we have, there are about twenty domestic cats roaming around the property, and serveral other kinds of animals: biturongs, civets, lemurs, prevost squirrells, gopher tortises, birds, pygmy goats, and llamas.
sundari, a very spoiled spotted leopard


Easy Street was started about five years ago when don and carole lewis bought some llamas to greenbelt the 40 plus acres that they live on. at a wild life auction, they saw a "bobkitten" for sale. never realizing before that bobcats could be domesticaed, carole decided right then that she needed to have one of those beautiful animals. they found a place which was selling bobcat and lynx kittens up north, and they drove to pick up four lynx and two bobcat cubs. when they arrived, they saw that the place was a fur farm. they witnessed how poorly the animals were treated; being kept in cages too small to move about, being nearly starved to death, and often beaten, and only kept alive long enough to grow to the size where they would be slaughtered to make fur coats. the lewis's ended up buying every cat that the place had, 56 kittens in all. since then, wildlife on easy street has dedicated itself to protecting endangered species, giving abandoned and abused animals a place to retire, and rehabilitating animals who are injured in the wild.


we always accept
donations (these are tax deductible, by the way) in any dollar ammount. the money goes directly to the cats; feeding, keeping up their cat-a-tats, and veterinary bills (for sickness and yearly vaccinations). the people who work there are volunteers, we never take money from the donations for our own use (though tips for tours are greatly appreciated!). please click here if you want more info or are interested in contributing!

we do give tours of the sanctuary. please click here for directions and more information.

if you would like to go to the "official" wild life on easy street page, please click here!



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