Two Bengal tigers, Ziggy and Tigger come to the refuge to live out the rest of their lives. Go to our website to check it out.
Turpentine Creek Staff give cats at the Refuge Easter eggs. They loved them!
Turpentine Creek Staff members travel almost 700 miles to Rosenberg, TX to pick up a Bengal Tiger who needs a home.
Kenny and Willie, both tigers, get a new home at Turpentine Creek Wildlife Refuge. They were rescued in October, 2000. Finally, with the help of supporters from coast to coast, they get the home they deserve. To help other big cats go to www.turpentinecreek.org
Here is a video of the cubs eating at the Refuge. Check it out.
Turpentine Creek Staff travel 1450 miles to Upstate New York to rescue two leopards and two tigers.
Recently rescued tigers Ziggy and Tigger are the proud parents of two new born babies.
CatHeart Whispers March 2007 Listen in as animal communicator Laura Lluellyn-Lassiter tells us what is on Shadowâs mind. Shadow is a cougar (mountain lion/puma/panther etc...) and is a former pet. Big cats obviously do not make good pets. For more animal communication log on to: www.soul-be-it.com Special thanks to: www.bigcatrescue.org
This is the main TCWR Video. Check it out. It gives you information on who we are and what we do. It also sheds light to the huge problem we face in the United States with people owning big cats as pets.
This tigers name is Reese. She is stalking and hissiing at a big black snake that slithered into her naturalistic habitat yard. It is so funny, she is peaking at the snake, hissing and then hopping backwards. Reese was rescued & brought to Turpentine Creek Wildlife Refuge in Eureka Springs Arkansas where she will live out her life with as much diginity as possible. It is not the same as freedom but is the next best thing to being free. Visit Turpentine Creek's website to learn more about Reese.
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