Tippi Hedren comes to Torrance
Known to many as the lady who was chased by birds in Alfred Hitchcock's "The Birds," actress Tippi Hedren is also a lifelong conservationist and big-cat rescuer.
I know this because I met her once a few years ago when she brought a sick tiger to a vet in Lawndale.
She called me a few days later to thank me for the article I wrote, something I crowed all over
the office about for days. (Get it? Crowed?)
Well, Tippi (I can call her that) will be in Torrance on Monday to meet with the South Bay Bird Society.
The event will take place at7:30 p.m. Monday at the Salvation Army, 4223 Emerald, Streeet.
For more information about the event, go here. To learn more about Tippi's Shambala cat preserve and the Roar Foundation that runs it, click here.



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