Animal sanctuary settles trademark case
KEENESBURG — It’s taken on lions and tigers and bears. Oh my.
Also wolves and coyotes and foxes.
While the challenge of rescuing creatures of the wild has become a worldwide campaign that has endeared this rural Weld County nonprofit in the hearts and pocketbooks of many, fighting off another charity that attempted to ride off the Wild Animal Sanctuary’s good reputation was another battle altogether.
But the Keenesburg organization has come out on top.
In May 2021, CEO Pat Craig and Wild Animal Sanctuary Inc. filed a federal trademark-infringement lawsuit against the Wild Life Sanctuary Fund Inc. The lawsuit alleged that the…
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