No two days are the same at Big Cat Rescue! Whilst doing a walk through check on our tigers, Manager, Scott Lope spotted a Juvenile Heron in one of our tiger enclosures.
After securing Bengali, a retired circus tiger in his lock out area, Scott manages to rescue the bird and release it back onto our lake where it will have a more enjoyable future!
The only way to visit the cats is on a guided tour.
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