A tiger sanctuary resort is opening its doors once again after a months-long closure. The reopening of Diamond Valley Lodge comes after a firestorm of animal abuse accusations from an animal rights group.
At Diamond Valley Lodge, two Bengal tigers are the main attraction for "Dinner with Tigers," which is billed as a unique and exotic dining experience.
"The fire was scarily close. Luckily, we had a couple of retired fire captains, we have our own private fire truck here," Curtis said. "We had a whole brigade of volunteers in addition to the staff. They were able to fortify the property and protect it from the fire." "We've been down for a few months. We've actually been working with the county to help them understand our federal and state authority to operate," Curtis said.
"We don't do any sort of tricks. We just let them have their natural behavior and be," Curtis said. "The audiences love it because they get to interact and connect with the tigers."
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