Now at Big Cat Rescue April 25 2014

April 25, 2014
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Wildcat Walk About

Meet Rhea, a beautiful little tuxedo cat who needs a home, see a new mom and kittens we are fostering, see what we have to do to eject squatters, enjoy TJ tiger getting a Piñata, see Jamie and Carole build a tunnel to get Bengali Tiger home from “vacation”, see Chris & Gale setting up Piñatas for Cameron and Nikita the lions and Zabu the white tiger and see Sundari Leopard go on her first “vacation.”

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Peggy Kay

Thank you so much for the videos of Cameron & Zabu.
My sympathies to you at BCR for the loss of Cam while I know, of course, you did the right thing. What a blessing to see him & them all these years. I treasure those memories. Again, thank you from the bottom of my heart. ❤💕💖💕❤
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