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WHY DOES HOLLYWOOD CONTINUE TO HIRE SID YOST?
By Gary Baum | November 25, 2013
Lousiana-based animal trainer Sidney Yost is having another great year professionally. For the big screen, he has been hired to coordinate or provide animals on prominent 2013 releases ranging from Lee Daniels’ The Butler and 12 Years a Slave to 2 Guns and Olympus Has Fallen. For television, he has worked on Fox’sSleepy Hollow, A&E’s miniseries Bonnie and Clyde (debuting Dec. 8) and Ravenswood for ABC Family. On the horizon, according to Yost’s website, is work on the Kevin Costner indie dramaBlack and White and the MGM comedy Hot Tub Time Machine 2.
Yet Yost, who operates out of his 58-acre Nola Movie Ranch near Covington, La., north of Lake Pontchartrain — filled with a full menagerie, including Justin Beaver and alpacas Mork and Mindy — also is battling the U.S. Department of Agriculture, which on March 12, 2012, filed a lengthy complaint against him that alleges a litany of violations dating to 2008. The accusations range across species and situations, from not providing rabbits with food free from contamination and unsafely housing them in the same enclosure with a Capuchin monkey to failing to supply sufficient living space to a lynx and hybrid wolves.
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