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Turpentine Creek struggles with rising energy bills as it tries to keep its animals warm

Summary by Fort Smith/Fayetteville News
"We're like any farmer out there; we've gotta take care of right at 100 animals, lions, tigers, cougars, leopards, bears," said Tanya Smith, President of TCWR.

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Turpentine Creek struggles with rising energy bills as it tries to keep its animals warm

"We're like any farmer out there; we've gotta take care of right at 100 animals, lions, tigers, cougars, leopards, bears," said Tanya Smith, President of TCWR.

·Fort Smith, United States
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