Why Saving Snow Leopards is Crucial for Both Conservation and Local Communities Introduction When we talk about snow leopards, we’re not just talking about another species. We’re talking about an integral part of our planet’s natural balance and a majestic creature that plays a vital role in the ecosystem. Just as importantly, we’re also talking…
Big Cat Rescue donates more than $100,000 each year to saving wild cats in their native lands. We dedicate most of our donations to small exotic cat projects as they get so little funding elsewhere.
Big Cat Rescue helps fund the conservation of Marbled Cats in West Siang.
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Here at Big Cat Rescue we are dedicated to ending the practice of keeping wildcats in backyard cages and zoos. As animal advocates, we believe it is our responsibility to protect exotic cats from the cruelty inherent in captivity and promote the conservation of our planet. The only exception to this are sanctuaries that are…
Big Cat Rescue’s InSitu 2021 Conservation Work Around the outskirts of the Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve (BTR), which holds one of the highest populations of Tigers known in India, it is common for villagers to build open farm wells to obtain water. These are ground level deep holes. They become a death trap for tigers and…
2019 Saving Wild Places for Wild Cats In 2019 Big Cat Rescue donated $136,600.00 to conservation programs in the wild, benefiting 18 Wild Cat Species. Click the pins on the map, or the species on the left, to get all of the details! Research and Articles by Lauren Buckingham Santa Monica Mountains…
2020 Conservation Work This page is updated throughout the year as we fund new projects. Big Cat Rescue donates more than $100,000 each year to save cats in the wild where they belong. SNARES TO WARES INITIATIVE Big Cat Rescue donated $1,000 to the Snares to Wares Initiative. Snares to Wares is a 501(c)(3) community-based…
In December 2019, Big Cat Rescue was invited to attend the 2nd ever International Small Wild Cat Conservation Summit, being held in Colombo, Sri Lanka. The Summit, which was a 5-day event, filled with presentations, discussions, and workshops, was open to Conservationists, Donors, and enthusiasts from around the world. Over 30 participants attended from a…
Big Cat Rescue’s In Situ Conservation Work 2018 Saving Wild Places for Wild Cats Click the pins on the map, or the species on the left, to get all of the details! Research and Articles by Lauren Buckingham 2018 InSitu Funding SATPUDA LANDSCAPE TIGER PROGRAMME The Satpuda Landscape Tiger Programme was established in 2005 and is…