Now at Big Cat Rescue Oct 2 2014

  • October 2, 2014
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Jen and Darren Holley create a platform for leopards

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Dr. Wynn checks on Little Feather Bobcat

 

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Intern Karma helps at the clinic when Little Feather Bobcat went in for a check up

 

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Jamie hold gas mask on Genie Sandcat

 

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Genie Sandcat has bronchitis

 

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Dr. Wynn listens for any rasping in Genie Sandcat

 

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Dr. Wynn listens to Genie Sandcat’s tiny little heart.  Genie weighs 3.3 pounds.  She is 14.

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Typical end of day for hard working volunteers and interns at Big Cat Rescue!

 

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Kali Tiger grabs a cat nap on her platform by the lake at Big Cat Rescue.

 

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Kali Tiger is a very social tiger.

 

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Kali Tiger seems to say, “Scratch my chin,” but we know better.

 

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Cute foster kittens are cared for my interns.  Photo by Alyssa Weber

 

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Cute foster kittens are cared for my interns.  Photo by Alyssa Weber

 

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Nala Serval lives up to the serval reputation for hissing, whether it’s called for or not.

 

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Nala Serval up on her den looking for the food carts.

 

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Natasha the Siberian Lynx.  Photo by Alyssa Weber.

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Natasha the Siberian Lynx gets enrichment.  Photo by Alyssa Weber.

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Rambo the Jungle Cat gets weighed, the easy way.

 

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Genie Sandcat being adorable.  Photo by Alyssa Weber.

 

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Genie Sandcat being coy.  Photo by Alyssa Weber.

 

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Genie Sandcat being not so adorable.  Photo by Alyssa Weber.

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T.O. filming Kali Tiger

 

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Volunteers building bowl cages to give the cats more choices for fresh water.

 

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