WAUKESHA - Paul Moll’s passion for exotic animals is so strong
that it has taken him to Botswana, Zimbabwe, Namibia, the Galapagos
Islands, Tibet, Nepal, and most recently, to China and India.
Moll, 78, saves his money so he can travel to far corners of the
world to see certain animals far different than those in his native
Waukesha.
On Sept. 19, Moll traveled with his wife, Margaret, and a group
of eight to help the pandas taken to Chengdu Research Base of Giant
Panda Breeding after the May 12 earthquake displaced them from their
breeding facility in Wolong, China.
"These creatures are very, very friendly and docile,"
Moll said.
He said the volunteers bathed and fed the pandas.
"We were able to take care of the pandas and relieve the men
that came with them," Moll said.
