i disagree. according to what other people are saying, especially white scorpion, this guy should have had his animals seized already. by enacting a law for annual or bi-annual inspections, it would catch these problems before anything came of them. it could also be used for people who keep large breeds of snakes and gators/crocs....owners are notorious for releasing these animals when they get too big....an inspection would show that the owners are not providing a large enough space for them as they grow and the animals could be seized before becoming way too big for their enclosures and being released. if owners had to prove they were providing adequate homes for their animals, there would be less mistakes made and less people abandoning them even before this particular incident happened, i still think there should have been an inspection process for certain breeds of animals. bobcat? no. african lion? absolutely. it would benefit the animals being kept and they have no way else to defend themselves. If this guys animals were seized from him after the 30 complaints, the lion and livestock escaping, and the various counts of animal cruelty then he would have never been in a position to release them.