Jacek Zarzecki claimed that the tiger and other animals from the Łączna Zoo were sent to the Netherlands and organizations, rather than to the government's Central Animal Shelter, because the facility exists only on paper and in the budget. According to him, its headquarters is located in ruined, abandoned buildings of the former radio center "Leszczynka," which are not suitable for holding animals. Zarzecki wrote that the agreement for the shelter project was signed six months earlier, and construction was supposed to start in 2028 and last until 2031. The initial cost of the investment was to be 32 million zł, and then increase to 64 million zł. According to his entry, in 2025, the shelter took in four animals and transferred all of them elsewhere. The operational costs for that year were said to be 3.38 million zł, including about 1.45 million zł for salaries and contributions. The author stated that the shelter was established on January 1, 2024, and was overseen by former deputy minister Mikołaj Dorożal. He added that the National Fund for Environmental Protection and Water Management, along with the Ministry of Climate, allocated over 11 million zł to organizations that he described as friendly, for fighting disinformation. He called the shelter the most expensive in Poland, where no animals reside. #azyl #tygrys #zwierzęta (translated)