Meet the Clouded Tiger-Cat: Nature’s New Marvel Exciting News for Cat Lovers! Big Cat Rescue is thrilled to share groundbreaking news with our community of Big Cat Rescuers. The recent discovery of a new species, the Clouded tiger-cat (Leopardus pardinoides), has set the scientific world abuzz. This elusive feline, with its striking appearance and unique…
Santiago Turcatti is doing excellent work in Uruguay to protect the Munoai’s pampas cat (Leopardus munoai) which is the most threatened small cat in the Western Hemisphere. The Munoai Pampas Cat is even more threatened than the Andean Mountain Cat that is IUCN Red List Endangered. Santiago’s network is expanding & we’re getting more vitally…
Fernando Vidal has dedicated the past 24 years to rescuing and protecting Chile’s endangered native wildlife. In 2000, Fernando and his wife, both former airline employees, used their life savings to purchase land and establish a reserve for animals in need. Their primary focus has been on threatened species like pumas, guiñas, pudus (the world’s smallest deer), and huemuls.
Jose Ramirez Fernandez is a passionate conservationist working tirelessly to protect small wild cat species in the dense forests and rugged mountains of Costa Rica. As a native Costa Rican who is an expert in rodent biology, Jose brings a unique perspective and skill set to his mission of saving animals like the elusive oncilla, powerful ocelot, and the newly discovered clouded tiger cat.
In the lush landscapes of Mexico, where the whispers of the wild carry stories of majesty and survival, stands a hero whose dedication to conservation is as profound as the roots of the ancient trees. Mariam Weston, leading the Ocelot Working Group under the mentorship of Dr. Jim Sanderson, embodies the spirit of hope for the region’s most elusive inhabitants: the Jaguar, Ocelot, Puma, Bobcat, Margay, and Jaguarundi.
Dr. Hurtado’s unwavering commitment to the conservation of endangered cats is evident in her tireless efforts to protect the Pampas Cat and the Andean Mountain Cat from the brink of extinction. Each day, she wakes up with a singular purpose: to ensure that these elusive and precious animals continue to thrive in their natural habitats.
With unwavering determination, Dr. Tirelli pursued her PhD in Zoology, focusing on the ecology of the Geoffroy’s Cat (Leopardus geoffroyi) and the Pampas Cat (L. munoai) in the Brazilian and Uruguayan Pampas.
A Beacon of Hope for Tigers, Leopards, and Wildlife In the heart of India, Corbett National Park stands as a testament to the beauty and resilience of the wild. This sanctuary, a home to majestic tigers, elusive leopards, and countless other species, thrives through the balance of nature and the support of conservation efforts that…
We are thrilled to share an update on the conservation efforts your generous donations are helping to fund. Our commitment to protecting the majestic wild cats in their natural habitats has led to significant advancements in our projects. While we cannot disclose specific locations to ensure the safety of these magnificent creatures, we’re excited to…
Eco-Tourism: A Lifeline for the Pallas Cat – Saving the Manul in the Wild with Big Cat Rescue Discover the remarkable world of the Pallas Cat, also known as the Manul, and how eco-tourism can play a pivotal role in safeguarding their natural habitat. Join forces with Big Cat Rescue in this urgent mission to…