Neighbors Ask For Move After Animals Spread In Tropical Garden

James Wale has built what he calls a “tropical jungle” at his home, where he keeps wallabies, porcupines, and parrots, including rare bird species. He moved to the site around two years ago and says his goal is to care for the animals in a safe and responsible way. But neighbors have complained. They argue that the animals are not staying contained and that this is creating problems for people nearby. After reviewing the situation, authorities ordered that the animals must be relocated. In other words, Wale will have to move the collection to a different place rather than keeping them at the current property. The case highlights a key issue in animal keeping: even when an owner has good intentions, local rules and community impact still matter. It also shows how disputes can lead to formal decisions when there are concerns about containment, safety, and compliance.