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There are new rescues on the way to Big Cat Rescue in Tampa, FL. Watch as Nala, a retired circus performer at the sanctuary, enjoys moving into a new habitat as other habitats are prepared. Moving is always exciting as it provides new territory to explore, new scents, new neighbors, and a new vantage point. This helps cut down on the boredom of captivity.
The only way to visit the cats is on a guided tour.
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