Big Cat Rescue Rehabilitates Bobcats for Release Back to the Wild Watch our Rehab Bobcats LIVE on this high-quality xplore.org webcam: https://explore.org/live-cams/player/big-cat-rescue-bobcat-rehab-and-release If you cannot remember the log link here is a shortcut that is easier to remember go to BigCatCams.com and look for the Bobcat Rehab web cam link. Wild bobcats come to Big Cat…
Big Cat Rescue as a Reality TV Show If we have asked you to come to this page, it’s probably because you have asked about filming a reality TV show here. It makes sense, because people pitch us all the time and the public is always asking why we don’t have our own show. Especially…
Tonga Male White Serval5/21/97 – 8/23/18 To our knowledge, only two white servals exist in the world: Tonga and his brother Pharaoh. The white coat is just the outward indication of the deleterious effects of inbreeding. Tonga was 15 years old when he was diagnosed with squamous cell carcinoma. Although most arise without antecedent cause, in many species,…
Why Do You Turn the Cameras Off? That’s the question I am frequently asked, but the real question should be, “why do you have LIVE web cams?” I’ll answer both. If it were up to me there would be LIVE webcams broadcasting every aspect of what we do, 24/7, and no matter what was happening,…
Cheetaro Male Leopard 7/19/98 – 7/27/17 Rescued 11/2003 Cheetaro arrived at Big Cat Rescue in November 2003 from a roadside zoo. Cheetaro was confined to a corn crib with his mate and bred constantly so that his cubs could be sold. They braved the New England winters together where a chill factor of -18…
Jumanji Leopard and Bongo Serval Surgeries It’s Valentine’s Day and my heart is restless with worry. Tomorrow Jumanji, a 20 year old black leopard and Bongo, a nearly 25 year old serval, will have to be sedated for treatment. Since a lot of our cats are over the age of 20, and these species usually…
Cypress Update: 3/11/14: Thanks to our wonderful SkipAHolics, who keep a constant eye on our hospitalized cats, we were able to detect that Cypress the bobcat was straining to defecate again. She went in to Ehrlich Road Animal Hospital to be examined and it was clear that she is never going to heal properly and…
Infectious Diseases of Concern to Captive and Free ranging Wildlife in North America An official publication of the American Association of Zoo Veterinarians (AAZV), Infectious Disease Committee Click Here to go get the Manual See current USDA guidelines for Vet Care and Proposed Changes
Z IS FOR ZEUTERING OR ZOOTERING however you spell it… The Animal Health Center now offers Zeutering, an FDA approved, non-surgical method of neutering male dogs without the use of anesthesia, that leaves the testicles intact. Benefits of Zeutering: Less expensive than traditional surgery No anesthesia required Little recovery time No irritation No stitches Males retain up…
AdvoCat 2012 04 is the April news about everything happening at Big Cat Rescue.