The hit Netflix show, Tiger King: Murder, Mayhem, and Madness, has been trending since its March release date.

Those who’ve watched all seven episodes may wonder, what happened after Tiger King?

The end of Tiger King came with more questions than answers.

“When the directors of the Netflix documentary Tiger King came to us five years ago they said they wanted to make the big cat version of Blackfish, that would expose the misery caused by the rampant breeding of big cat cubs for cub petting exploitation and the awful life the cats lead in roadside zoos and back yards if they survive,” she wrote.

Howard also took to social media to post his thoughts about Tiger King and his wife’s character.

Tiger King, the new drama series that debuted on Netflix last week, is not a documentary, it is quasi fictional drama, more focused on shock value and titillation than fact.

While focusing on the real life rivalry between Joe “Exotic” and Carole Baskin, the insinuation that TIGERS/ Myrtle Beach Safari is a cult that exploits, euthanizes and incinerates tiger cubs, is a reprehensible falsehood.

TIGERS/MBS has never euthanized any tiger cubs or adult tigers — nor any other animal.

One of our most popular ambassador programs is our tiger cub interaction.  It is important to understand that all of our cubs are born here at the preserve and are part of our breeding program (Species Survival Trust or SST) that is conducted in partnership with Brian W.

Our cubs are not bred solely for the purpose of being a part of our interactive programs. They are bred as part of our captive tiger breeding program, which is designed to create a genetic backup for wild tiger populations. And contrary to assertions made in the Tiger King, our tiger cubs do not ever end up in sanctuaries, nor do they ever get euthanized.

They remain our babies for their entire lives— either here on site at TIGERS, or they are transferred to an accredited zoological facility that is a partner in our breeding program (SST).

We have in depth relationships with dozens of adult Tigers and have more than 30 out on our day and night safaris.

He recently posted to his Instagram page to clarify that Tiger King is, a “quasi fictional drama, more focused on shock value and titillation than fact.”.

As for what became of the zoo’s exploited tigers (whose cubs were taken at birth for alleged pay-to-play schemes), Retro 102.5 said The Wild Animal Sanctuary in Colorado intervened, along with PETA, to rescue 39 tigers and 3 bears