United States Department of Agriculture DRAUSCH
Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service INS-0001203419
Inspection Report
West Coast Game Park Inc Customer ID: 3437
46914 Hwy 101 Certificate: 92-C-0181
Bandon, OR 97411
Site: 001
West Coast Game Park Inc
Type: FOCUSED INSPECTION
Date: 03-DEC-2024
2.40(b)(3)
Attending veterinarian and adequate veterinary care (dealers and exhibitors).
The attending veterinarian has not been consulted about several animals’ chronic health conditions. A juvenile capybara
was slightly thin, smaller than the others, with patchy areas of hair loss and crusty skin. An older female coatimundi was
unwilling to leave her indoor enclosure during this inspection. The animal exhibited reluctance to climb on enrichment
structures on previous inspections.
The animals need to be evaluated by the veterinarian so that appropriate care can be provided. Timely information on
animal health, behavior and well-being must be communicated to the attending veterinarian.
Correct by 18DEC2024
2.75(b)(1)
Records: Dealers and exhibitors.
The acquisition and disposition records at the facility are not being maintained as required. There are no dispositions
recorded for sales, donations and/or deaths of several species including two (2) wallabies, one opossum, one yak, and
one Hamadryas baboon. Additionally, there are no acquisition records indicating birth or purchase of several different
species on site including three (3) goats, one peacock and an adult camel. Accurate records of animals on hand, including
acquisitions and dispositions (purchases/births and sales/deaths) are necessary to assess the health and wellbeing of the
animals on site and allow tracking of animals being used for regulatory purposes. Ensure the inventory of all animals on
hand is up to date and acquisitions and dispositions are being recorded including animals born on site and any deaths.
Correct by 26DEC2024
3.81(a)(3) Critical
Environment enhancement to promote psychological well-being.
An adult female hamadryas baboon, “Wilma”, was found deceased by a zoo employee with bite wounds to various areas
of her body. As per the facility representative, the discovery of the deceased baboon happened sometime between
08OCT2024 to 03DEC2024.
Social incompatibility may lead to distress, anxiety, injuries or death. Nonhuman primates may not be housed with other
species of primates or animals unless they are compatible and are not detrimental to the health and well-being of each
other. Compatibility of nonhuman primates must be determined in accordance with generally accepted professional
practices and actual observations, as directed by the attending veterinarian, to ensure that the nonhuman primates are in
Prepared By: DARREN RAUSCH Date:
USDA, APHIS, Animal Care 10-DEC-2024
Title: VETERINARY MEDICAL
OFFICER
Received by Title: Facility Representative Date:
10-DEC-2024
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fact compatible.
Correct from this day forward 11DEC2024
3.81(c)(4)
Environment enhancement to promote psychological well-being.
A review of the facility’s environmental enrichment plan for non-human primates does not include special considerations
for a singly housed chimpanzee. “George” lost his mate in November of 2023. Individually housed nonhuman primates
that are unable to see and hear other nonhuman primates of their own or compatible species must be provided special
attention. The facility must develop a written plan that takes “George’s” current circumstances into consideration. This
includes providing an enhanced environment to address his needs as directed by the attending veterinarian.
3.125(a) Repeat
Facilities, general.
Multiple enclosures are in need of repair:
• Fixed metal pipe with jagged edges remain exposed in the middle of the elk and waterbuck outdoor enclosures which
could cause injury to the animals.
• The fencing surrounding the outdoor enclosure for an adult male lion, “Pharoh” has the support poles on the inside of the
chain link fencing and not on the outside. The fencing was observed to be bowing outward from the frame of the
enclosure in some areas. This could potentially lead to detachment of the chain-link fence from the support poles
compromising the structural integrity of the enclosure.
The indoor and outdoor housing facilities shall be structurally sound and shall be maintained in good repair to protect the
animals from injury and to contain the animals.
3.131(c) Repeat
Sanitation.
Multiple areas around the facility are cluttered with trash, food waste and debris. This includes the vicinity surrounding the
hay storage barn and behind the wild cat and non-human primate food prep area.
It is essential that the premises are kept clean and in good repair. Trash should be placed in designated receptacles and
emptied as often as necessary to protect the health of the animals.
3.154 Repeat
Environment enhancement to promote psychological well-being.
The facility does not have a written environmental enhancement plan in place to promote the overall psychological well-
being of the birds at the facility. Exhibitors must develop and follow a species appropriate plan and include special
considerations for individually housed social species.
An adult female emu is being housed with the wallabies due to incompatibility issues with other emus at the facility. As
she is not housed with other emus, she must be identified as a special consideration in the environmental enhancement
plan. This plan must be approved by the attending veterinarian and made available for future inspections.
Prepared By: DARREN RAUSCH Date:
USDA, APHIS, Animal Care 10-DEC-2024
Title: VETERINARY MEDICAL
OFFICER
Received by Title: Facility Representative Date:
10-DEC-2024
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Inspection Report
This is a continuation of the report for the routine inspection started on 03DEC2024 and contains the remaining non-
compliances found during the inspection. The exit briefing for the items included on this report was conducted on
11DEC2024. This inspection and exit interview were conducted with the facility representative.
Additional Inspectors:
CAROLYN MCKINNIE n
Prepared By: DARREN RAUSCH Date:
USDA, APHIS, Animal Care 10-DEC-2024
Title: VETERINARY MEDICAL
OFFICER
Received by Title: Facility Representative Date:
10-DEC-2024
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United States Department of Agriculture Customer: 3437
Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service Inspection Date: 03-Dec-2024
Species Inspected
Cust No Cert No Site Site Name Inspection
3437 92-C-0181 001 West Coast Game Park Inc 03-DEC-2024
Count Scientific Name Common Name
000001 Marmota monax GROUNDHOG / WOODCHUCK
000002 Papio hamadryas HAMADRYAS BABOON
000001 Pan troglodytes CHIMPANZEE
000037 Capra hircus DOMESTIC GOAT
000069 Ovis aries aries SHEEP INCLUDING ALL DOMESTIC BREEDS
000002 Panthera pardus LEOPARD
000004 Panthera leo LION
000001 Lynx canadensis CANADIAN LYNX
000002 Lynx lynx NORTHERN/EURASIAN LYNX
000002 Lynx rufus BOBCAT
000001 Panthera tigris TIGER
000006 Dolichotis patagonum PATAGONIAN CAVY / MARA
000006 Hystrix cristata AFRICAN CRESTED PORCUPINE
000002 Equus quagga BURCHELL’S / GRANT’S / CHAPMAN’S / PLAINS ZEBRA
000006 Bison bison AMERICAN BISON
000003 Lama glama LLAMA
000001 Pecari tajacu COLLARED PECCARY
000002 Nasua nasua SOUTH AMERICAN COATI
000002 Mustela putorius furo DOMESTIC FERRET
000004 Lemur catta RING-TAILED LEMUR
000001 Didelphis virginiana VIRGINIA OPOSSUM
000004 Cervus canadensis ELK / WAPITI
000004 Camelus dromedarius DROMEDARY CAMEL
000021 Dama dama FALLOW DEER
000003 Notamacropus eugenii TAMMAR WALLABY
000003 Vulpes vulpes RED FOX (INCLUDES SILVER FOX & CROSS FOX)
000001 Bubalus bubalis ASIATIC WATER BUFFALO
000004 Potos flavus KINKAJOU
000006 Hydrochaeris hydrochaeris CAPYBARA
000002 Leptailurus serval SERVAL
000001 Procyon lotor RACCOON
000002 Ursus arctos syriacus SYRIAN BROWN BEAR
000000 Prionailurus viverrinus FISHING CAT
000001 Panthera onca JAGUAR
000001 Bos grunniens YAK
INDIAN PEAFOWL / COMMON PEAFOWL / PEAHEN /
000029 Pavo cristatus
PEACOCK
000010 Anser anser domesticus DOMESTIC GOOSE
000015 Anas platyrhynchos domesticus DOMESTIC DUCK INCLUDING ALL DOMESTIC BREEDS
000006 Cygnus atratus BLACK SWAN
000001 Struthio camelus COMMON OSTRICH
000005 Dromaius novaehollandiae EMU
DOMESTIC CHICKEN (INCLUDING ALL DOMESTIC BREEDS /
000011 Gallus gallus domesticus
TURKIN / COCK / HEN / ROOSTER)
000001 Lama pacos ALPACA
000001 Kobus ellipsiprymnus COMMON WATERBUCK
000001 Papio anubis OLIVE BABOON
000002 Chlorocebus pygerythrus VERVET
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United States Department of Agriculture Customer: 3437
Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service Inspection Date: 03-Dec-2024
Species Inspected
Cust No Cert No Site Site Name Inspection
3437 92-C-0181 001 West Coast Game Park Inc 03-DEC-2024
000290 Total
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