It’s a full house for Tacoma’s Tigers

A crowd of spectators let out an audible gasp when zookeeper and staff biologist Andy Goldfarb opened the door to the small cage that held Tacoma’s very own Sumatran tiger cubs.

At a little after 11 a.m. on July 23, the two fuzzy, orange, eight-week-old cubs crept into the public’s…

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