What has happened to Jeff Lowe?

Former owners of Wynnewood Exotic Animal Park, Jeff and Lauren Lowe, have been permanently banned from exhibiting animals. A federal judge issued the prohibition last Thursday after authorities accused the Lowes of violating the Endangered Species Act (ESA) and Animal Welfare Act.



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What Happened to Jeff Lowe? In June of last year, Deadline reported a judge granted Baskin full control over Exotic's GW Zoo, and Lowe, who was then running the property, had 120 days to vacate the zoo, along with all of his animals.

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The Tiger King journey is complete.

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The roadside zoo formerly owned by Joe Exotic and featured in the hit Netflix true-crime docuseries “Tiger King” suddenly closed Thursday after federal authorities suspended the license of operator Jeff Lowe for alleged mistreatment of the housed animals.

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Jeff and Lauren Lowe will no longer exhibit animals as a part of the Tiger King Zoo. The couple reached an agreement with the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Oklahoma, effectively terminating their ownership of more than 100 animals seized from their facility in Thackerville.

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With the income from his park, which we detailed earlier, Jeff's net worth could be anywhere between $5 million and $10 million, according to Cinemaholic. His wealth is evident in Jeff's decision to shut down Joe's former park amid the coronavirus pandemic and open a new facility, called The Oklahoma Zoo.

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To date, nearly 150 animals have been rescued from the so-called stars of the Netflix TIGER KING series. Thankfully, the 141 Lions, Tigers, & Bears that have been rescued, now live and roam freely inside beautiful large acreage habitats at one of our three accredited sanctuaries.

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Read the ruling here The USDA pulled Stark's license around the time the show premiered after accusations of animal abuse and neglect, and the facility eventually closed. In April 2021, Stark was banned from ever owning or exhibiting any exotic or native animals ever again.

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Mahamayavi Bhagavan Doc Antle is featured in Netflix's Tiger King. Antle owns and operates the Myrtle Beach Safari in South Carolina, which is still operating despite the coronavirus pandemic.

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The next day he vacated the property entirely and did it fell abandoned with new owner Baskin quickly selling the property under the condition that it NEVER be used as an exotic zoo or tourist attraction again. The Tiger King Park now sits abandoned with many speculating what will happen next.

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“The park employee had just started spraying out the truck which contained open boxes of decaying liver and a pallet of boxes of liver in the middle of the truck.” The zoo housed 20 animals, including five tigers, four lions, two bears, a red fox and a porcupine, according to the report.

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As of August 2020, the original GW Zoo has been shut down and Baskin sold the land on the condition that it is never used to keep exotic animals in the future.

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