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Sierra

SIERRA Female Bobcat

DOB 4/22/97

Arrived at Big Cat Rescue 11/30/01

Rocky, Andi, & Sierra were bred for display at the Tennessee National Zoo, but were never used because the were very shy and hid from the public. The three bobcats grew up together in a holding facility at the zoo and when we rescued Nikita the lioness, the zoo asked Big Cat Rescue to take the three bobcats as well. Rocky was neutered and sent on his way with his bobcat buddies.

They now have a very large enclosure with a rock cave to hide in. At dinner time many other cage mates will snarl at each other if one dares go into another’s feeding lockout. These three can often be seen all waiting patiently each in their own lockout for dinner.

Sierra is the most spotted of the clan.

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