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Looking for the AZA accreditation seal is the simplest way to be sure you’re not just being entertained, but you’re patronizing a facility where high quality animal care is paramount and conservation education programs are based on solid science.
AZA also works cooperatively with the U.S. Congress, federal and state government agencies, and international conservation organizations on legislative and regulatory matters pertaining to animal welfare, wildlife conservation field programs, conservation research/education initiatives, and the public display of wildlife, including animal care and husbandry, transport and breeding.
AZA participates in a number of international treaties and conventions impacting wildlife, including the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species (CITES), the International Whaling Commission, and the Convention on Biological Diversity.
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Aza wandered aimlessly for some years, until the mazoku-emperor discovered he hadn't managed to die properly the first time and promptly stuck him in prison, in the guise of a prisoner of war.
Rei ended up staying with and falling for Kareku's general and the son of the mazoku-emperor, whose name was Zarian, but alas, when the mazoku-emperor found out that she was the daughter of his lover, he got pissed and decided that she would just have to go.
Aza was kept in prison for about a decade, and generally had a pretty rough time of it, because he was a lovely little kitsune-in-chains and guards in pitch-fl dungeons are twisted and get bored easily.
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