Wildlife Waystation Gets Its License Reinstated
From Times Staff Reports
The long-troubled Wildlife Waystation, a 27-year-old animal sanctuary, reached a major goal in its own rehabilitation Monday when it received a clean bill of health on nearly 300 health and safety violations it was cited for a year ago.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture reinstated the Wildlife Waystation’s operating license, which was suspended on Oct. 31, 2002, after inspections revealed that long-standing crowded, unsanitary and unsafe conditions had not been fixed.
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