Local News Broadcaster, Sue Zelenko with Lionell our Lion Mascot at the St. Francis Walk A Thon to raise money for spaying and neutering dogs and cats. Big Cat Rescue is more than just a big cat rescue mission.
We do our part in the community to provide a better life for all animals.
Mary Ann Reed is dressed in the costume here and she does most of our mascot’s appearances. By day she cleans cages and gives tours.
The only way to visit the cats is on a guided tour.
Click the ticket for tour times and to book your visit.
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