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Today at Big Cat Rescue Oct 4 2012

October 4, 2012
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Bobcat rescue call we got today. Not a bobcat.

Jamie scales wall to avoid wading into grass over her head

Interns cover the bottom of the bobcat tunnel so guests and cats can't touch each other — Interns cover the bottom of the bobcat tunnel so guests and cats can’t touch each other

Dr Justin Boorstein catches Jade the leopard

Jamie Veronica instructs interns on how to pick up a leopard without losing any fingers

Jade the leopard is covered with a sheet to make her feel more secure

Pipes are run through the cage so that fingers are all outside Jade's reach — Pipes are run through the cage so that fingers are all outside Jade’s reach

Tonga the White Serval's nose is healing very nicely from cancer surgery — Tonga the White Serval’s nose is healing very nicely from cancer surgery

Jamie Veronica and Gale escort Jade in the dump cart to the hospital

Jade the leopard gets weighed before seeing the vet — Jamie Veronica and Gale escort Jade in the dump cart to the hospital

Jade the leopard gets weighed before seeing the vet

She is carried into the West Boensch on site Cat Hospital

Tonga the white serval looks very good now a few weeks after his surgery

Volunteers left Jade Leopard into the van where Jamie and Dr Justin will drive her in to Ehrlich Animal Hospital

Volunteers left Jade Leopard into the van where Jamie and Dr Justin will drive her in to Ehrlich Animal Hospital

Tommie Girl bobcat hiding in the ferns of her Cat-a-Tat

Volunteer Laura takes a break from data entry to visit Joseph Lion

Tommie Girl bobcat hiding in the ferns of her Cat-a-Tat. Click to enlarge.

Rusty and Sassy Caracals watch Jade being moved out of her cage

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Marlene Stockard

Tommie Girl is growing up and looking good. Thank goodness she found a safe home at BCR.
- October 5, 2012
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