Why isn't the outrage high for privately kept/ mistreated tigers and lions?

I was fortunate enough to visit a large cat sanctuary in northwestern Arkansas this Monday. Fresh off the talk of Cecil, what I heard here is far far worse than a hunt to kill a lion.

This place houses 65 cats, all rescues. Most are inbred and have the problems that go with it. Most also have had their claws removed in botched surgeries that affect the gait of the cat. One even had only three legs because it's owner never took it to the vet when it got in a fight.

One day a few years back a man had 52 large tigers and said he was going to shoot them all unless they were picked up. This place took 21 another center took the rest. This guy was going to kill 52 tigers and his name never came out.
Maybe even worse a guy could no longer afford to keep his pet tiger and let it go in the Ozark national Forrest, the cat made its way back 60 miles to his house, he then brought it to the sanctuary in the back of a truck.
LSU is not seen as an abuser as the cage Mike has is more than adequate. This place gives 1/4 acre per tiger and it was nice, but I was appalled at the dozens of tigers and lions that die of undernourishment and euthinizing due to lack of resources in this county. To add to insult, most of these owners are "animal lovers" they just can't afford the needed 6-10 pounds of meat a day.

The whole nation can turn on one guy who killed a cat, yet dozens are being kept in this nation and dying and it's like it never happened. You never hear of it.
Forcing Lions and Tigers to breed to create Ligers (they had two at the facility, all have serious health issues)
I am not a fan of large game hunting, but it's much less a problem than the mistreatment and poor care of many domestic exotic cats.

Turpentine Creek sanctuary.

I like most people had no idea that there were so many privately kept exotics.