Which wildcat am I?
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December 10, 2008 If well received, this may be the first in a series of Keeper Walkabout notes by our staff and volunteers. As I walk about the sanctuary each day I often think how much our supporters would love to see what we see on a daily basis. It is so sad that these…
International Tiger Day 2016 Requires an official International Tiger Day Tee! Get yours here and know that the proceeds will go to tiger conservation. Big Cat Rescue and @Clemson University Tigers for Tigers are teamed up to protect wild tigers! All profits from the “Extinction Bites” t-shirt sale goes to support International Tiger Project…
Olesya Tiger is Rescued from Darkness Sometimes it takes years to see the fruits of our labor, so when that day comes, it is particularly sweet. Back on December 27, 2014 a person contacted us saying, “First, I would like to provide you the background detail of this situation. Russian and Iranian wildlife biologists…
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] Thanks to PPK Marketing Agency For more than ten years the staff of PPK’s Agency in Tampa have generously donated what at this point has to be over 1000 hours of their time and skill to helping us convey our message opposing the mistreatment of big cats. They have created compelling radio Public Service…
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]My day at Big Cat Rescue in pictures. It was amazing to be so close to these beautiful creatures. They need help. So I was moved to make a video to help get the word out about where they are and what they do. Albert A Duro you’re grrrrreat! 05/09/2011 at 10:59 AM Lynnette Ringenberg…
This photo of Howie and me is from our honeymoon in 2004 when I wrote our 20 year plan to end the abuse of big cats. I like the octo-puss tenacles that represent reaching into every dark market the cats faced: cub petting, fur, circus, canned hunts, night club acts, inbreeding for color morphs, zoos, trafficking in their parts and private ownership. My vision of a world where all wild cats live free is one step closer today.
Sometimes no answer was really me, so I just picked any answer.
That looks like a fish laying there
Have always love the panther