The Lowes have lost their license to exhibit wild animals which includes showing them in person, via television or the Internet. The only people I can think of that Erik might know in NYC would be Eric Goode and Rebecca Chaiklin and their Tiger King 2 production company. Erik Cowie was found dead, face down in a bed, in a NYC apartment. “Joe only cared about them in a monetary way.” Cowie told DailyMailTV that he witnessed Exotic kill over 100 tigers and claimed many of the big cats actually despised the larger-than-life star.
Erik Cowie had gone from working with Joe Schreibvogel to working for Jeff Lowe. Jeff and Lauren Lowe hand over the rest of their animals to the Department of Justice. He was also cited for possession of a contraband cell phone. Department of Justice alerted Joe’s victims that an extra month has been added to his mandatory sentence, so it would appear he can’t follow the rules in jail any better than he could the rules of society. The last person he tried to hire was an undercover FBI agent. Failing to motivate anyone to do it for free, in 2014 people started calling me to say he’d offered to pay them do to it.
What most people don’t know is that he’d been rallying his minions to kill me for nearly 15 years by saying I was coming to take their pets from them, including their dogs, cats and goldfish. He was also convicted on murder for hire charges in a plot to have me killed. He was convicted of 17 violations involving wildlife trafficking and shooting five healthy tigers in the head to make boarding space available for a circus. Joe Exotic is still serving out his 21 year prison sentence after having the 22 year sentenced reduced to 21 on. So where are all of these exotic cat owners just a few short months later? Where is Joe “Exotic” Schreibvogel Maldonado Passage now? (yeah, they can’t get the name right either). The bizarre twist to this story of big cat exploiters being called out by me, Carole Baskin, for what I consider egregious animal abuse is that it seemed the producers failed to expose the depths of the neglect and abuse and instead decided to vilify the one person that all exotic animal abusers hate and call out by name: Carol Baskins. ~The Ambassadors at Wildlife in Need, Inc.Tiger King, Murder, Mayhem and Madness aired on Netflix on Maand by April Variety reported that more than 64 million households had watched it. We hope you enjoy our website, like us on Facebook, and join us during a tour and truly experience the wonder that is looking an exotic animal in the eye. Not only are we able to do what we do through the donations of caring individuals such as yourselves, we are able to promote wildlife welfare, safe handling and educate all who come into contact with us, on the magnificence of all the worlds exotic animals. While our main goal is to care for our animal Ambassadors, we believe that it is equally important to utilize all of our resources to provide a safe, interactive, and exciting way of educating the public. Every animal that comes to our facility is cared for as an individual, not just a new member of the group, and we strive to ensure that each animal gets an appropriate amount of care, handling and interaction that they need to be happy.
It is the goal of Wildlife In Need, its owners, and staff to provide the highest level of care possible for our animals, and to ensure that they live happily at our facility, whether that be until they are able to be released into the wild or for the rest of their lives. Run by Tim Stark, its Board of Directors and a group of dedicated and hard-working volunteers, WIN is supported 100% through public support, donations received through tours, fundraisers, public events, and presentations. is a 501c3, nonprofit organization in Charlestown, Indiana dedicated to the rehabilitation & release of indigenous wildlife & provision of safe harbor to an array of exotic & endangered species.
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