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Today at Big Cat Rescue Mar 4

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Tiger Toys

Nirvana the ocelot at Big Cat Rescue

Nirvana the ocelot at Big Cat Rescue

Shere Khan the tiger crosses his paws and watches volunteers

Shere Khan the tiger crosses his paws and watches volunteers

Chris orchestrates an impromptu Intern Challenge at Big Cat Rescue

Chris orchestrates an impromptu Intern Challenge at Big Cat Rescue

The boomer balls have been damaged and have sunk in the lake

The boomer balls have been damaged and have sunk in the lake

The weather has taken a cold turn today and it isn't even 60 degrees

The weather has taken a cold turn today and it isn't even 60 degrees

The spring fed lake water is always a lot colder than the air temp

The spring fed lake water is always a lot colder than the air temp

Chris has the Go Pro Camera strapped to his head

Chris has the Go Pro Camera strapped to his head

Amanda and Skyler help from the lake bank

Amanda and Skyler help from the lake bank

Sharon provides a second camera angle for Chris' video to come

Sharon provides a second camera angle for Chris' video to come

Evan pushes the 90Lb ball that is made heavier by being full of water

Evan pushes the 90Lb ball that is made heavier by being full of water

Amanda and Evan pull the second drowned ball from the lake

Amanda and Evan pull the second drowned ball from the lake

The second hardest part of the challenge is getting it out the gates

The second hardest part of the challenge is getting it out the gates

The tigers just laugh!

The tigers just laugh!

Regina films as new tiger toy is hoisted over barricade and into lake

Regina films as new tiger toy is hoisted over barricade and into lake

It's a hit!  All big cats love new toys!

It's a hit! All big cats love new toys!

Watch for the video at YouTube.com/BigCatRescue


Summer Camp Councilors

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Big Cat Rescue Summer Camp Internship Program

 

 

Program Overview 

 

Do you love Big Cats! Do you have prior experience with children? Thinking of being a teacher? Are you interested in educating children about cats and conservation? Then this internship is for you!

 

Big Cat Rescue is home to more than 100 big cats and is accredited by the Global Federation of Animal Sanctuaries. Summer Camp Internships are 10-week terms and are full-time non-paid positions.  Interns work a 6 day work week of 50+ hours and are required to work weekends and holidays, as these are the busiest times at the sanctuary. Camp weeks run from Monday-Thursday, 9:30am-4pm.  Interns will also help with prep and cleanup before and after camp days. Summer Camp Interns are expected to assist with public tours on Saturdays and Sundays. Summer Camp Interns will receive Fridays off each week.

 

The summer camp internship runs from June 4th through August 10th, 2012.  Applicant’s will arrive two weeks before camp starts on June 18th for intern program training and must be present and dependable for the entire summer camp session. Two age-specific groups run simultaneously—8-11 year olds and 12-15 year olds.  Please indicate your preference, if you have one.

 

The applicant must be age 20 or over, have prior experience with children, and have an abundance of patience, creativity, and stamina.  You will need a high tolerance for working outside in the intense Florida heat. You will be working in a close partnership with a certified teacher, who will be responsible for designing the curricula, activities, and lessons.  Your job will be: giving tours of the sanctuary to the campers multiple times daily, maintaining discipline and order, making sure all campers and teachers are following the sanctuary’s safety rules, and assisting with all other aspects of camp. Duties include and are not limited to: helping children with arts and crafts, outdoor games, enrichment projects, and lessons, all preparation and cleanup of classrooms, gate opening and closing, contact with parents, cooperation with Big Cat Rescue volunteers and staff, etc.

 

Internship Training

 

Camp Intern training classes include the following and are offered within the first two weeks of the internship; (Please note some classes will be given for information purposes only. Summer Camp Interns will not be cleaning or feeding cats at any time.)

 

Tour Back Up, Gate Operation, and Guest Relations: Teaches the safety procedures and guidelines for assisting with guided tours of the sanctuary, proper operation of the gates, and guest sign in procedures.

 

Human First Aid: Protocol and techniques for minor wounds and health conditions.

Animal Emergency: Standard operating procedures for an injured animal or animal escape.

Animal Observation: Identify and document signs of an ailing animal.

Small Cat Cleaning: Protocol and techniques for cleaning the small cat and other small animal enclosures.

Events: Represent and promote Big Cat Rescue and its mission offsite.

Kids Tour Guide: Guidelines for leading kids tours of the sanctuary to educate families about the big cats.  Information is given at a child’s level of understanding.

Tour Guide: Guidelines for leading day tours of the sanctuary to spread the mission of the sanctuary and to educate the public about the cats both in captivity and in the wild.

Enrichment: Create and hand out enrichment items to the small cats and other small animals.

Operant Training: Reward desired behaviors of the small cats and other small animals using clicker training.

Small Cat Feeding: Protocol and techniques for feeding the small cats.

Special Tour Guide: Guidelines for leading the tour guide portion of the Feeding and Keeper Tours

 

Accommodations

 

Intern Housing Tiger Tail Lodge at Big Cat Rescue

Intern Housing Tiger Tail Lodge at Big Cat Rescue

Big Cat Rescue provides free intern housing for up to 15 interns.  All interns have their own private bedrooms, access to local phone lines, wireless internet, access to a shared computer and shared kitchen and T.V. areas. Intern housing is stocked with linens, towels, pots, pans, dishes, etc., cleaning supplies and laundry soap and dryer sheets. Each intern will be reimbursed for up to $50 of food costs each week (if receipts are submitted to the Intern Manager in a timely manner). Intern housings are smoke, alcohol, and drug free environments. Smoking areas are provided outside of the housings. Staff may reside in Intern Housings. Housings are for staff and interns only; guests are not permitted on the property or within the housings.  Some housing may have domestic cats residing inside that are being fostered by the staff or interns for adoption. Interns are permitted to live off-site in their own accommodations at their own expense.  All interns are responsible for the cost of their own transportation, and long distance phone calls.

 

 

Rules

 

Animal Care: No animal abuse of any kind will be tolerated (this includes teasing) which is grounds for immediate dismissal.  No food or toys shall be offered to any animal without prior approval from a Staff or Committee Member.  No animal shall ever be removed from its cage or enclosure without the expressed consent of the Staff or a Committee Member.

 

Safety: No part of your person shall come within three feet of any enclosure or pass through the wire of the enclosure.  Under no circumstances is any person to run or horseplay on the property.  Any person feeling under the weather should contact the Coordinator to notify of an absence.  Cell phones are to be left in the intern’s housings or Volunteer Sign In; however, if the intern is expecting an urgent call and must carry a cell phone, absolutely no calls will be answered while behind the barricades.

 

Interns must complete the Big Cat Rescue Intern Orientation and are upheld to the same rules and standards as all volunteers.

 

Interns must wear an Intern Shirt and their two-way Motorola radio at all times while on the sanctuary grounds.  These are provided to the intern at the start of the internship.  The radio must be returned to Big Cat Rescue in good working order at the end of the internship.

 

Interns must check the Important Updates section of the BigCat.me site daily before beginning their work to check for crucial information and updates regarding the animals and the sanctuary.

 

Interns are allowed one vehicle for personal transportation and must be parked in approved intern parking area. Interns with vehicles must assist interns without transportation with grocery store trips.

 

There is an 11 PM curfew for interns living in Intern Housing.  Interns must be onsite and in their own assigned housing at this time.

 

Interns living in Intern Housings are depended upon for nighttime and during closed hours for emergency situations and are not permitted to spend nights offsite for the duration of the internship.

 

The housing is a smoke-free, alcohol-free and drug-free environment. The consumption of alcohol or illegal substances is not permitted for the duration of the internship.  Smoking is permitted in designated smoking areas only.

 

Part time jobs or classes are not permitted for the duration of the internship.

 

Tardiness and unscheduled absences will not be tolerated.

 

Security of the residency access gate will be maintained at all times. Any compromise of this security, including the disclosure of codes or the sharing of keys, will result in removal from the program.

 

 

Disclaimers

 

No Contact: Big Cat Rescue is a strict no contact facility.  While interns work among the cats and other animals at the sanctuary there is no physical contact with any animal at any time.

 

 

Internship Requirements

 

  • Must be a minimum of 20 years of age.
  • Big Cat Rescue is an English speaking facility.  Interns must be fluent in the English language with spoken and written comprehension.
  • Must possess vision and hearing at adequate levels.
  • Must give complete disclosure of any prescription drugs and physical limitations.
  • Interns must be able to financially support themselves for the duration of the internship. Interns are responsible for the cost of their own transportation, and long distance phone calls.
  • Due to the demands of the internship position, part-time jobs or night classes are not permitted for the duration of the internship.
  • The work is physical and primarily performed outdoors in all types of weather.  Good health and endurance are required. Interns must be able to lift and carry 50 pounds and walk or stand for extended periods of time.
  • Interns must obtain a tetanus vaccination, at their own expense, that will be good for the duration of the internship, prior to participating in the internship program and must submit proof of vaccination.

 

Internship Fees

 

  • A $50 fee is required to be paid upon confirmation of the interview session.  This non-refundable fee is for the cost of a criminal background check.
  • A deposit of $300 must be submitted upon acceptance into the program.  This deposit holds the internship slot and insures against failure to complete the internship or damages to the housings. Upon successful completion of the program and inspection of housings the intern will receive the deposit back.  Deposits are collected via credit card.

 

Applications

 

Big Cat Rescue can only accommodate 2 Summer Camp Interns at any given time.

 

It is recommended that you apply no later than three months prior to your desired start date, but applications will be accepted anytime.

 

If you would like to apply for the Big Cat Rescue Summer Camp Internship Program please complete the Summer Camp Intern Application and submit the required documents.  (Email is preferred)

 

Your application packet must contain:

  • Summer Camp Intern Application
  • Resume
  • Cover letter
  • 3 letters of recommendation (No more than 1 reference from Professor/Teacher will be accepted)
  • A copy of your driver’s license or passport

Please send your application packet as soon as possible. Please provide all of the requested information in your application packet or your application will not be considered.

 

Work with kids at Big Cat Camp

Work with kids at Big Cat Camp

Within 2 weeks of receiving your application packet the Intern Manager will review it.  The best applicants will then be contacted to schedule a Phone/Skype interview with our Education Director(s). The best applicants from the phone/Skype interview will then be contacted to schedule an on-site interview session.  You will choose an interview session date and confirm with the Intern manager.  A $50 application fee will then be required to hold your session dates and to perform a criminal background check.

 

All U.S. and Canada residents are required to participate in an onsite interview session.  These sessions are two days in length, starting at 10am on Saturday morning thru 2pm Sunday afternoon.  During your interview session you will take a tour of the sanctuary, shadow interns and volunteers, stay in intern housing if available (if not available the applicant must book a hotel and transportation to the sanctuary at their own expense), and interview with members of the Big Cat Rescue Intern Selection Committee.  Interview sessions are by appointment only.  Phone interviews will be conducted for non U.S. and Canada residents only.

 

After your interview session a criminal background check will be performed.  If you pass the criminal background check, you will hear from us within 3-4 weeks and will be notified as to whether or not you have been accepted.

 

Once you have confirmed your start date with the Intern Manager, the $300 deposit will be required to hold your start date.  At the end of the internship, the entire $300 will be returned to you. This deposit is taken via credit card, and will only be kept if you confirm your acceptance of the internship and cancel or do not show up on your start date, or if you are terminated from the program early due to breach of contract, or if you damage Big Cat Rescue property or intern housing.

 

Questions

 

Submit specific questions regarding the intern program via email to Chelsea Feeny, Intern Manager at intern1@BigCatRescue.org.

 

Big Cat Rescue Internship Program Contact

 

Chelsea Feeny

Big Cat Rescue Intern Intake Manager

12802 Easy StreetTampa, FL 33625

Intern1@BigCatRescue.org

813-426-5948

 

Summer Camp Councilors in Action

 


The Knesset Bans Declawing of Cats

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Cats news: The Knesset banned Declawing

 

Since 2006 trying to Knesset members from across the political spectrum to be approved by the Knesset to ban cat declawing (except) for medical purposes. Yesterday (Monday) The Knesset plenum approved the bill to the second and third reading. Punishment by law: a year in jail for cats to do it in violation of regulations or a fine of 75 thousand shekels

 

The Knesset approved yesterday (Monday) second and third reading, and no opposition to a proposed ban on Israel for the first time cat declawing, not for medical purposes. Approved two weeks ago and Education Committee, led by committee chairman, MK Alex Miller, promote the plenary vote bill.

 

 

 

The proposal initiated animal’s Network Chairman MK Eitan Cabel (Labor), who submitted the proposal jointly with MK Yoel Hasson (Kadima), Dov Henin (Hadash) and Nitzan Horowitz (Meretz).

 

 

 

 

http://www.ynet.co.il/articles/0,7340,L-4154415,00.html

 

Jim Jensvold

The Paw Project

PO Box 445

Santa Monica, CA 90406

www.pawproject.com


Today at Big Cat Rescue Dec 9

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Big Cat Week Contest Winner

 

Christi won again on Dec 8 by sending 208 of her fans to see the Big Cat Week trailer on her special link that she created by signing up for free herehttp://bcw.bigcatrescue.org/start/?c=133 The highest promoter each day gets a $20 gift certificate to use at BigCatRescue.biz

 

Coffee with Lawmakers

 

Howard and Carole met with Commissioner Murman this morning for coffee and pie and a chance to get to know her and her staff a little better.

 

 

 

 

Spanish Television Featuring Big Cat Rescue

 

Angie Gabor will be featured in on the local Spanish network Telemundo Sunday, December 11th at 6pm.

 

By Michele Miller, Times Staff Writer
There’s something about saving the best for last, and perhaps that’s why Jack Boyle’s pottery shop in San Antonio is listed as the final stop on the Tour de Clay this Saturday and Sunday. Boyle, who has made a living for more than 25 years selling pottery and teaching classes…

Click here to view this content.

 

**NEW** Free Big Cat Christmas Desktop Wallpapers

662 NEW Free Christmas Desktop Wallpapers with big cat photos decoratively framed in Christmas themed frames.

  1. Free Christmas Desktop Wallpapers – African Lions Set 1
  2. Free Christmas Desktop Wallpapers – African Lions Set 2
  3. Free Christmas Desktop Wallpapers – African Serval Set 1
  4. Free Christmas Desktop Wallpapers – African Serval Set 2
  5. Free Christmas Desktop Wallpapers – African Serval Set 3
  6. Free Christmas Desktop Wallpapers – Bobcat Set 1
  7. Free Christmas Desktop Wallpapers – Bobcat Set 2
  8. Free Christmas Desktop Wallpapers – Cougars Set 1
  9. Free Christmas Desktop Wallpapers – Cougars Set 2
  10. Free Christmas Desktop Wallpapers – Cougars Set 3
  11.  Free Christmas Desktop Wallpapers – Leopards Set 1
  12. Free Christmas Desktop Wallpapers – Leopards Set 2
  13. Free Christmas Desktop Wallpapers – Leopards Set 3
  14. Free Christmas Desktop Wallpapers – Siberian Lynx Set 1
  15. Free Christmas Desktop Wallpapers – Siberian Lynx Set 2
  16. Free Christmas Desktop Wallpapers – Siberian Lynx Set 3
  17. Free Christmas Desktop Wallpapers – Snow Leopard Set 1
  18. Free Christmas Desktop Wallpapers – Snow Leopard Set 2
  19. Free Christmas Desktop Wallpapers – Snow Leopard Set 3
  20. Free Christmas Desktop Wallpapers – Tiger Set 1
  21. Free Christmas Desktop Wallpapers – Tiger Set 2
  22. Free Christmas Desktop Wallpapers – Tiger Set 3
  23. Free Christmas Desktop Wallpapers – Tiger Set 4
  24. Free Christmas Desktop Wallpapers – Tiger Set 5
  25. Free Christmas Desktop Wallpapers – Tiger Set 6
  26. Free Christmas Desktop Wallpapers – White Tiger Set 1
  27. Free Christmas Desktop Wallpapers – White Tiger Set 2
  28. Free Christmas Desktop Wallpapers – White Tiger Set 3
  29. Free Christmas Desktop Wallpapers – African Lion Set 3
  30. Free Christmas Desktop Wallpapers – African Lion Set 4
  31. Free Christmas Desktop Wallpapers – African Lion Set 5
  32. Free Christmas Desktop Wallpapers – Barbary Lion Set 1
  33. Free Christmas Desktop Wallpapers – Barbary Lion Set 2
  34. Free Christmas Desktop Wallpapers – Barbary Lion Set 3
  35. Free Christmas Desktop Wallpapers – Bengal Cat
  36. Free Christmas Desktop Wallpapers – Geoffroy Cat Set 1
  37. Free Christmas Desktop Wallpapers – Geoffroy Cat Set 2
  38. Free Christmas Desktop Wallpapers – Geoffroy Cat Set 3

New Photos of the Big Cats

Each day for the next week or so we will be posting some of the newest photos of the cats.  There are a bunch of new ones for sale in the Big Cat Shop.
Today’s featured exotic cats are Snow Tigers.


Today at Big Cat Rescue Dec 7 Tiger Photos

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Help JOSEPH spread the word & WIN

Win $20a $20 gift certificate to use in our gift shop! If you get the most people to click on your link to Big Cat Week TODAY – All you need to do is sign up at the link below (we won’t sell or share your info) to get your unique tracking link…. Then post it to facebook/twitter and who ever gets the most clicks by midnight Pacific Time tonight gets the $20 gift certificate! http://bcw.bigcatrescue.org/start/?c=133

 

 

*NEW* 662 Free Big Cat eCards Christmas Framed Photos

We have posted new Christmas eCards. These big cat photos have been inserted into decorative Christmas frames.

  1. Free Big Cat eCards – Christmas Leopards
  2. Free Big Cat eCards – Christmas Cougars Set 3
  3. Free Big Cat eCards – Christmas Geoffroy Cat Set 2
  4. Free Big Cat eCards – Christmas Barbary Lion
  5. Free Big Cat eCards – Christmas African Lion Set 3
  6. Free Big Cat eCards – Christmas Snow Leopard Set 2
  7. Free Big Cat eCards – Christmas Tiger Shere Khan
  8. Free Big Cat eCards – Christmas Tiger With Ball
  9. Free Big Cat eCards – Christmas Tigers Khan n China
  10. Free Big Cat eCards – Christmas White Tiger Set 2
  11. Free Big Cat eCards – Christmas Siberian Lynx
  12. Free Big Cat eCards – Christmas Tiger China Doll
  13. Free Big Cat eCards – Christmas African Servals

Today’s featured exotic cats are Tigers. Find out why you should never pay to see white tigers.
Thanks to the help of the GTI Secretariat’s communications team, the full video of the November 28 ‘One Year after the Tiger Summit’ 
anniversary event is now viewable on GTI’s YouTube Channel.

The transcript of Mr. Zoellick’s remarks is also available, along with Karen Davis’s ‘Joy of Nature’ piano recital that followed the special event:

Round Table in Entirety (1 hour, 57 minutes)
http://www.youtube.com/tigerinitiative#p/u/5/6zMs0gf6CDc

President Zoellick – Initial Remarks  (12 minutes)
http://www.youtube.com/tigerinitiative#p/u/3/YK32GyFv0kQ

President Zoellick – Response to Tiger Range Countries  (10 minutes)
http://www.youtube.com/tigerinitiative#p/u/2/XpqkKZZBVrs


Robert Hormats – United States Under Secretary of State (8.5 minutes)
http://www.youtube.com/tigerinitiative#p/u/1/uP-1TvfDxpU

Vadim Grishin – Executive Director for Russia, World Bank (5 minutes)
http://www.youtube.com/tigerinitiative#p/u/0/pqasmGAvVbI

Rachel Kyte – Vice President, Sustainable Development Network, World Bank (5 minutes)
http://www.youtube.com/tigerinitiative#p/u/4/KZFTjabwnu8

A Musical Celebration of the St. Petersburg Tiger Summit (50 minutes)
http://www.youtube.com/tigerinitiative#p/u/6/s2w51lMulS4

Hello fellow animal lovers. The Hillsborough County BOCC passed the attached resolution today that will go a long way to see that the cats of Hillsborough County will live a full life. ThisTNR resolution will help secure funds in the form of grants from organizations that offer such funds to communities that support the humane treatment of animals.

 

I would like to thank the Animal Advisory Committee and Hillsborough County Animals Services for working together to see that this resolution was passed by a unanimous 7-0 vote!

 

Finally, I want you to know that commissioner Ken Hagan and his aide Steve McGlocklin made this happen with their meticulous preparation and planning.

 

I was there for the vote today and I know how long and how many people put in countless hours to get this passed. To them I say Thank You. I shed a tear of happiness when this resolution passed, I needed some good news and man did I get it.

 

Thank you all, Jack

 

RESOLUTION NO. 2011-

A RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

OF HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY, FLORIDA, RECOGNIZING TRAP-NEUTER-RETURN

TO BETTER CONTROL COMMUNITY CAT POPULATION

WHEREAS,Hillsborough County has a community cat population that continually produces offspring; and

WHEREAS, trapping, neutering, vaccinating, treating for injury or illness and returning (TNR) community cats to their habitats has been recognized by organizations such as the National Animal Control Association (NACA) and the Humane Society of United States (HSUS) as a cost effective method that may help reduce the number of community cats; and

WHEREAS, TNR is a humane alternative to controlling the community cat population by trapping and euthanasia; and

WHEREAS,someprivate animal welfare organizations offer financial programs to assist with TNR costs.

NOW, THEREFORE,be it resolved by the Board of County Commissioners of Hillsborough County, Florida, that:

1. The Board of County Commissioners officially recognizes and applauds individuals and/or organizations that provide funding for TNR operations within Hillsborough County.

2. The Board of County Commissioners also recognizes TNR programs that comply both with federal, state, and local laws and guidelines established by the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals and the Humane Society of the United States for TNR, as another means to reduce the community cat population in addition to trapping and euthanizing.

3. This Resolution shall become effective immediately upon its adoption.

DONE AND RESOLVED this day of , 2011.

STATE OF FLORIDA

COUNTY OF HILLSBOROUGH

I, Pat Frank, Clerk of the Circuit Court and Ex Officio Clerk of the Board of County Commissioners of Hillsborough County, Florida, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a true and correct copy of a Resolutions adopted by the Board at its regular meeting of , 2011, as the same appears of record in Minute Book of the Public Records of Hillsborough County, Florida.

WITNESS my hand and official seal this day of , 2011.

ATTEST:

PAT FRANK,

CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT

By:

Deputy Clerk

 

New Photos of the Big Cats

Each day for the next week or so we will be posting some of the newest photos of the cats. There are a bunch of new ones for sale in the Big Cat Shop.
Today’s featured exotic cats are Tigers. Find out why you should never pay to see white tigers.

 

 

 

 

 

 


Today at Big Cat Rescue Nov 13

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It was another gorgeous day in paradise and lots of people took advantage of the weather and the Veteran’s day holiday to come see the cats.  Remember that for $10. you can send a Cougars of Florida Calendar to a soldier.  Just let Kathleen know that you would like to sponsor a soldier in their contact form.

Kids waiting for Kids Tour watch videos about Big Cat Rescue

Kids waiting for Kids Tour watch videos about Big Cat Rescue

Snow Leopard Trust gifts that support snow leopards in the wild

Snow Leopard Trust gifts that support snow leopards in the wild

Using Melamagic from Melaleuca to deep clean the floors

Using Melamagic to deep clean the floors

A visiting group of vet students helped scrub every inch of the floors

A visiting group of vet students helped scrub every inch of the floors

Volunteers and Advocats scrubbing the floor of the cooler

Volunteers and Advocats scrubbing the floor of the cooler

Volunteers scrubbing out the hospital cages now that Tonga is outside

Volunteers scrubbing out the hospital cages now that Tonga is outside

Interns scrubbing down the floors and surfaces of Cat Hospital for next cat

Interns scrubbing down the floors and surfaces of Cat Hospital

Little Dove the bobcat loves her new platform by Enrichment Committee

Little Dove the bobcat loves her new platform by Enrichment Committee

Bailey and Moses the Bobcats play hide and seek

Bailey and Moses the Bobcats play hide and seek

Just before an ambush from the high grass!

Just before an ambush from the high grass!

"So excited my knees go weak!"

"So excited my knees go weak!"

Peeking from the new tunnel Bailey checks to see if coast is clear

Peeking from the new tunnel Bailey checks to see if coast is clear

Vern builds new doors so we can add more tunnels to cages

Vern builds new doors so we can add more tunnels to cages

Tigger the housecat comes to check out new Intern interviewee

Tigger the housecat comes to check out new Intern interviewee

VIP Donors raved about how much has improved since 3 yrs ago

VIP Donors raved about how much has improved since 3 yrs ago

A big shout out to Cindy Wines of Earth and Animal Wellness for mentioning us on her blog.

 

She is hosted a call at 4:30 pm EST for anyone who wants to know how their grocery dollars can help save big cats. There is a nice side benefit of earning while you save too.  More about how you can help cats by changing your shopping habits.

 

 

 

 


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