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FILE – In this April 4, 2015, file photo, Kenny Hetrick, owner of Tiger Ridge Exotics, holds stuffed toy animals as he speaks to visitors at an Easter egg hunt fundraiser in Stony Ridge, Ohio. The Hetrick family, whose tigers and other exotic animals were seized in a raid by Ohio authorities, lost what's likely their final court challenge seeking the animals return to their roadside sanctuary. The state's agriculture department said the decision issued Wednesday, April 25, 2018, will allow it to begin handing over permanent ownership of the animals to the sanctuaries where they now are housed. (AP Photo/Mike Householder, File)

Court won’t return tigers, exotic animals to Ohio man’s home

By JOHN SEEWER - Associated Press

Ohio man continues court fight to get back exotic animals

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FILE – In this April 4, 2015, file photo, Kenny Hetrick, owner of Tiger Ridge Exotics, holds stuffed toy animals as he speaks to visitors at an Easter egg hunt fundraiser in Stony Ridge, Ohio. Hetrick, who is fighting the state for the return of his tigers and other exotic animals, will be allowed to see some of the animals. A state appeals court said the owner and his veterinarian will be allowed to examine the animals that were sent to a South Dakota sanctuary and later removed from there because of neglect. (AP Photo/Mike Householder, File)

Ohio court: Tigers’ owner can visit seized animals

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