Tigers injure California woman during event at sanctuary

A California woman suffered non-life-threatening injuries when she was caught in the midst of two roughhousing tigers at an animal sanctuary she founded. The Los Angeles Times reports Patty Perry suffered head lacerations and puncture wounds on her neck at the Wildlife Environmental Conservation Inc. sanctuary in Moorpark Saturday. Ventura County Fire Department members were in attendance and aided Perry during an event held to thank supporters and donors. Authorities say Perry remains hospitalized. A friend says the tigers she raised were playing with Perry when one wrapped its paws around her legs and another jumped on her.