This is nonsense. Who is next. Clemson. Auburn. Tennessee. The Gators?
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Cassie Bourg
9 years ago
We need the tiger.
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Rashel Hauber
9 years ago
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Not LSU Alumni. What tiger wouldn't thrive and feel at home in the beautiful habitat at LSU! Better facilities than so.e zoos have and a full compliment of wonderful veterinary staff to go along with it!
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C L M Carnrike Jr PhD
9 years ago
Class of 1985...Geaux Tigers
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Anonymous
9 years ago
I think its wonderful what you do for your rescued Tigers. Please continue the excellent treatment & tradition in Mikes memory.
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William Hajjar
9 years ago
People who protest LSU maintaining a live mascot have no real facts about how Mike is treated. They rely on blatantly misleading information and inflammatory language like ABUSE, CRUELTY, and EXPLOITATION. Please don't deprive the LSU family from Mike VII.
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Leslie Mentel
9 years ago
Continue to support wildlife education and rescue by continuing the tradition of Mike!
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Perry Morton
9 years ago
Gladly signed.
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Judy Stegall
9 years ago
Loved Mike VI. Will be happy to see another rescued tiger have such a beautiful home.
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Tonya lee
9 years ago
Keep tradition alive!!
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Mirella Frye
9 years ago
Give another tiger the care and love showed to Mike.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Need another tiger!
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Leianna
9 years ago
Yes it is sad about Mike VI however, animal rights activists are so wrong in saying that it is cruel to "cage" an animal. Mike VI always looked happy in his "cage". Please don't let these people persuade yall not to look for a new Mike. GEAUX TIGERS
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Trishten
9 years ago
Fully support getting another RESCUE Tiger
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Shauna Murray
9 years ago
When are we humans going to realise that animals are NOT ours to do with as we please! This is a sadistic and ignorant abuse of human power and is shameful.
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undinemueller
9 years ago
support this tiger !
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Emily Weeks
9 years ago
Please keep the tradition of Mike at LSU! We love our tiger with all of our hearts & we are able to give a rescued tiger a wonderful life!!
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Michael Leatherwood
9 years ago
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maria emilia soares fernandes martins
9 years ago
o animal tem de estar num santuário não numa universidade onde se viu isto vocês humanos são loucose assassinos
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Beth Waltz
9 years ago
I fully support you for rescuing another tiger already in captivity.
This is nonsense. Who is next. Clemson. Auburn. Tennessee. The Gators?
We need the tiger.
Not LSU Alumni. What tiger wouldn't thrive and feel at home in the beautiful habitat at LSU! Better facilities than so.e zoos have and a full compliment of wonderful veterinary staff to go along with it!
Class of 1985...Geaux Tigers
I think its wonderful what you do for your rescued Tigers. Please continue the excellent treatment & tradition in Mikes memory.
People who protest LSU maintaining a live mascot have no real facts about how Mike is treated. They rely on blatantly misleading information and inflammatory language like ABUSE, CRUELTY, and EXPLOITATION. Please don't deprive the LSU family from Mike VII.
Continue to support wildlife education and rescue by continuing the tradition of Mike!
Gladly signed.
Loved Mike VI. Will be happy to see another rescued tiger have such a beautiful home.
Keep tradition alive!!
Give another tiger the care and love showed to Mike.
Need another tiger!
Yes it is sad about Mike VI however, animal rights activists are so wrong in saying that it is cruel to "cage" an animal. Mike VI always looked happy in his "cage". Please don't let these people persuade yall not to look for a new Mike. GEAUX TIGERS
Fully support getting another RESCUE Tiger
When are we humans going to realise that animals are NOT ours to do with as we please! This is a sadistic and ignorant abuse of human power and is shameful.
support this tiger !
Please keep the tradition of Mike at LSU! We love our tiger with all of our hearts & we are able to give a rescued tiger a wonderful life!!
o animal tem de estar num santuário não numa universidade onde se viu isto vocês humanos são loucose assassinos
I fully support you for rescuing another tiger already in captivity.