Wilma was seized by authorities from the Tri-State Zoological Park in Cumberland, Maryland, after Peta sued them for violating the Endangered Species Act (federal legislation), arriving at Black Pine underweight and dehydrated, also missing toes and poor circulation in her feet due to stuck skin shed, and suffering from internal parasitic infestations.
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