Now at Big Cat Rescue New Years Eve 2014

  • December 31, 2014
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Friends from Brazil who rescue native wild cats in their area.

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Karma and Becky administer K-Laser therapy to Jade the Leopard

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Karma and Becky administer K-Laser therapy to Jade the Leopard

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Karma and Becky administer K-Laser therapy to Jumanji the Leopard

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Karma and Becky administer K-Laser therapy to Jumanji the Leopard

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Karma and Becky administer K-Laser therapy to Jumanji the Leopard

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Karma and Becky administer K-Laser therapy to Little Feather the Bobcat

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Karma and Becky administer K-Laser therapy to Raindance the Bobcat

 

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Karma and Becky administer K-Laser therapy to Jade the Leopard

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Karma and Becky administer K-Laser therapy to Jade the Leopard

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Jamie administer K-Laser therapy to Jumanji the Leopard

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Simba Leopard bites his tail, so he is moved inside and later taken to Animal Care Institute for an MRI

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Simba Leopard bites his tail, so he is moved inside and later taken to Animal Care Institute for an MRI

 

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Simba Leopard bites his tail, so he is moved inside and later taken to Animal Care Institute for an MRI

 

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Simba Leopard bites his tail, so he is moved inside and later taken to Animal Care Institute for an MRI

 

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Simba Leopard bites his tail, so he is moved inside and later taken to Animal Care Institute for an MRI

 

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Simba Leopard bites his tail, so he is moved inside and later taken to Animal Care Institute for an MRI

 

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Simba Leopard bites his tail, so he is moved inside and later taken to Animal Care Institute for an MRI

 

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Simba Leopard bites his tail, so he is moved inside and later taken to Animal Care Institute for an MRI

 

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Simba Leopard bites his tail, so he is moved inside and later taken to Animal Care Institute for an MRI

 

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Simba Leopard bites his tail, so he is moved inside and later taken to Animal Care Institute for an MRI

 

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‘Tis the season for all the good cats…and they are ALL good cats, to get Christmas Trees

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‘Tis the season for all the good cats…and they are ALL good cats, to get Christmas Trees

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Mickey Cougar gets his first Christmas Tree

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Mickey Cougar gets his first Christmas Tree

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Mickey Cougar gets his first Christmas Tree

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‘Tis the season for all the good cats…and they are ALL good cats, to get Christmas Trees

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  • Muriel Solinski

    tant que les humains aideront les animaux a vivre ,nous pourrons esperer …

     

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