Suffolk zoo owners prosecuted
The owners of an animal attraction in Suffolk have been prosecuted by Waveney District Council following complaints over the welfare of their animals.
Two defendants from Pets Corner at Oulton Broad were found guilty of six breaches of their zoo licence. The offences relate to a lack of proper veterinary care for sick and dying animals. They were ordered to pay fines and costs of more than £2,700.
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