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Charities and Giraffes at Texas Disposal

Waste Age

May 16, 2012

Making a Landfill Fun

Texas Disposal Systems (TDS) CEO Bobby Gregory enjoys showing off his exotic game ranch to guests. It's part of TDS' 1,750-acre headquarters facility.
Sticking its Neck Out

Guests at the TDS facility get to interact with giraffes and other animals much more closely than at a zoo.
Lemur, Curly & Moe

There are up to 3,000 animals at the TDS ranch, including these lemurs.
Getting Tweaked

The ranch features several species of monkeys, more than willing to play with guests.
Monkey See

The TDS game ranch includes more than 100 species of animals.
Eye of the Tiger

Guests get the opportunity to feed meat to tigers -- through the chain-link fence, using a flat palm.
Horning In

A black rhinoceros is resident of the TDS ranch. Illegal poaching of the animal for its horn have threatened its existence.
No Head in Sand

Ostriches are one of the animals that lie just beyond a fence for visitors.
What a Pair

The TDS facility also features warthogs.
Where Zebras Roam

A pack of zebras stretch and graze on a warm afternoon at the TDS facility.
Of Moose and Man

TDS full-time artist Chris Anderson shares a moment with one of his scrap creations.
Picnic Baskets?

One of Anderson's creations on the TDS site are bears playing in a tree. The creations are made out of scrap brought onto the TDS site.
The Corporate Tree

The TDS headquarters buildings feature another scrap creation, a tree with an eagle.
Give a Hoot

Inside the TDS headquarters more scrap art abounds, reflecting the owners' love of animals.

Texas Disposal is more than just waste and recycling. The company's headquarters includes an exotic game ranch and a lodge to host non-profit events.

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