Tiger seized from Phoenix man finds forever home
A tiger cub seized by police in Phoenix has found her forever home in another state. The 5-month-old cub named Indy will now live at the Wildcat Sanctuary in Sandstone, Minnesota. She was rescued back in January from a dog kennel inside a Phoenix home. Police say Carlos Castro Alcaraz tried to sell her online for $25,000. The cub was taken to the Southwest Wildlife Conservation Center in Scottsdale for temporary care. We're told Indy will now spend the rest of her life alongside 130 other big cats once she arrives at her new home.
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