Today at Big Cat Rescue Jan 8

  • January 8, 2012
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Now that the Holiday crush is over we can get back to some projects!

There are still sections of barricades that we want to put up on poles so that we can mow under them and so that they look better.

Gale cleaning out riverbed in Alex the tiger's cat-a-tat
Gale cleaning out riverbed in Alex the tiger's cat-a-tat
Chris and Rachel raise barricade up on poles by servals
Chris and Rachel raise barricade up on poles by servals
Regulations keep changing for barricade distance (3 ft, then 4 ft, now 5?)
Regulations keep changing for barricade distance (3 ft, then 4 ft, now 5?)
Gale shows Intern Evan how high the poles have to be to hold the barricade
Gale shows Intern Evan how high the poles have to be to hold the barricade
Measure twice, cut once!
Measure twice, cut once!
Yellow Level Keepers care for cats up to the size of cougars
Yellow Level Keepers care for cats up to the size of cougars
Interns are having way too much fun with this barricade project
Interns are having way too much fun with this barricade project
The poles are pounded down into the ground to make them steady
The poles are pounded down into the ground to make them steady
Interns Anna and Rachel help Gale catch Breezy the bobcat to move her
Interns Anna and Rachel help Gale catch Breezy the bobcat to move her
Breezy is moved into a much larger cat-a-tat where the Holleys just built an awesome jungle gym
Breezy is moved into a much larger cat-a-tat where the Holleys just built an awesome jungle gym
Interns each plant a climbing bush and paint their names on the E Wall
Interns each plant a climbing bush and paint their names on the E Wall
These will serve as memorials to those who are helping Big Cat Rescue grow
These will serve as memorials to those who are helping Big Cat Rescue grow
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  • Colleen Tracey

    They looked like if they had fun! 🙂

     

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