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Today at Big Cat Rescue Nov 19

November 19, 2011
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TONIGHT: Nov 19 at 7 PM EST watch the premier of Animal Planet’s Fatal Attractions – Tigers Unleashed! On a compound in Florida one man is killed and another fights for his life when a tiger breaks free and attacks. In Kansas, a young and innocent girl lies broken and dead when her dream photo shoot with a tiger goes badly wrong.

Volunteers help build a small room addition for Windstar the bobcat

Volunteers add dirt to the lock out area so that the cats feet aren't on wire

Volunteers haul a dead tree into a leopard cage for climbing

Big Cat Rescue can sometimes allow work groups to help

Adding the term, "expert cage builder" to resume

Jen and Darren Holley lounging on Reno the leopard's new cat walk

Maureen spends the after noon putting a lid on a new cage

Sue climbs the side like a monkey to reach those hard to get rings

Marnell the intern has helped with lots of cages during her 3 months

Doing the Halloween Cat pose a few weeks late

A new shiny freezer door! The little things make us happy!

Matt helps Alex the tiger recover some of his dinner he pushed out

Sun sets over the Party House at Big Cat Rescue ending another beautiful day

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