Our animal enrichment program is always looking for new and safe ways to keep our cats entertained. Senior keeper Barbara came up with an idea of wrapping cow tails up in paper so that the tigers had to work for their treats. Watch as the tigers get cow tails for the first time. This pod cast also includes some tiger facts as well. With around 5,000 of these animal left in the wild, we need to take action right now for their survival. Human over population and illegal trade in their body parts have led them to the brink of extinction. We simply need to support programs that save their habitat around the globe. For more info on how you can save these beautiful animals log on to: www.bigcatrescue.org
Bobcats in the wild and at Big Cat Rescue. Big Cat Rescue is a non profit, permanent retirement home to more than 100 tigers, lions, leopards, bobcats and more species of exotic cat. We rely entirely on donations to provide them with the lives you see in these videos. Please help support the big cats at: http://www.bigcatrescue.org/donate.htm or by mailing a check to Big Cat Rescue 12802 Easy Street, Tampa, FL 33625 813.920.4130 Info@BigCatRescue.org Thank you!
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Animal Planet's "Ms. Adventure" stops by Big Cat Rescue
Animal Planet's new star "Ms. Adventure" (Rachel Reenstra) recently stopped by Big Cat Rescue in Tampa, Fl. to film a segment for an upcoming episode of her show. Be sure to watch "Ms. Adventure" every Friday at 9pm ET on everyone’s favorite channel Animal Planet! www.bigcatrescue.org
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Sylvester Speaks! CatHeart Whispers w/ Laura Lluellyn-Lassiter
Welcome to another edition of CatHeart Whispers with animal communicator Laura Lluellyn-Lassiter. Watch along as she tells of a recent communication she had with one of our tour favorites, a cougar named Sylvester. For more info on Laura please visit: www.soul-be-it.com
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Big Cat Rescue -In Between Tours" tiger fishing cat etc...
I often wish people could see all the crazy little things our cats do in between tour times out here. Last Monday in between the 9am and 3pm tours, I saw our tiger go after a turtle, our fishing cat actually fish and get one of his pet fish, and our small, rare and seldom seen Geoffroy (a.k.a. Geoffreyâ) cat come out for enrichment. And there still is more to see. So take a look at this glimpse of what happens "In Between Tours." For more info about felines: www.bigcatrescue.org
Meet four tigers rescued from Savage Kingdom by Big Cat Rescue.
Come with us as we update you on the big cats that appeared in three of our more popular pod casts this year. At Big Cat Rescue we pride ourselves that we are doing the best we can in this animal industry to have strong ethics. We have grown into a world-class non-breeding sanctuary and we don’t give in to the theory that babies bring in money, or that you have to rotate animals or get rid of surplus. We have no roller coasters, no petting zoos or photo booths with the cats, no taking our animals off property, and other things that other places think they need to attract money from visitors. We offer only guided tours at selected times in order to educate people on the cats situations both in captivity and in the wild. We are proud that we grow with your support year after year and we do our best to put our animals’ needs and welfare first and hope to show others that this is the way it can and should be done. Thanks for a great year! www.bigcatrescue.org
When we left off last time, the baby bobcat Hope had gotten her first whole prey food item, but thought it was a toy. Watch this episode of bobcat vs mouse to see if she figures out that it is food. Big Cat Rescue 12802 Easy Street Tampa, FL 33625 813.920.4130 Info@BigCatRescue.org
We currently have 12 cougars residing at Big Cat Rescue, they are the largest cat in North America reaching up to 250lbs. Hear our cougars purr and squeak as we take a walk around the sanctuary. To find our tour times and to learn about our mission visit: http://www.bigcatrescue.org
Big Cat Rescue is home to more than 100 big cats that have been abused and abandoned. In 2008 BCR rescued Joseph's pride, two lions and two tigers. They had been used as props in photos and their claws and canines were removed. When the facility that abused them abandoned the cats BCR stepped in and rescued the pride.
H.R. 669: Nonnative Wildlife Invasion Prevention Act. To prevent the introduction and establishment of nonnative wildlife species that negatively impact the economy, environment, or other animal species' or human health, and for other purposes. This will NOT affect hamsters, guinea pigs, etc. so don't drink the KoolAid the animal dealers are trying to sell you. The bill is to allow the US Fish & Wildlife Svc come up with a list of truly dangerous invasive animals that won't be allowed as pets. The parakeet police are not going to come take your pets. It is a common sense bill for people with common sense. Find out the truth from someone other than a breeder, dealer or animal exploiter. Millions of wild animals, including reptiles, large felines, nonhuman primates, and others, are kept in private possession in the U.S. The trade in exotic animals is a multi-billion-dollar-a-year industry. HR669 will help prevent these "pets" that often are just released into the wild from destroying our native animals ...
Big Cat Rescue is a nonprofit 501(c)3 charity dedicated to the care of exotic cats. We provide a permanent home for unwanted wildcats and we educate the public in order to eliminate the causes of abandonment and abuse. The images of exploitation and horrid conditions in the video above were filmed in places where we had been asked to rescue big cats; but we cannot save them all. Your voice for better laws and your tax deductible donations will make it possible to end the abuse. With your help we can end the suffering and give these great cats a home for life. Thank you for watching if you would like to find out more please visit: http://www.bigcatrescue.org If you text TIGER to 20222 *A one-time charge of $5 will be added to your mobile phone bill. Standard messaging rates and additional fees may apply. All charges are billed by and payable to your mobile service provider. Full disclosure at: http://mcommons.com/t US Subscribers only. Text STOP to opt out any time.
Children 8 to 15 years old are invited to explore the great outdoors with 130+ big cats of every size, color and purrsonality. While participating in educational activities campers enjoy meeting lions, tigers, leopards and many other felines. Join us for outdoor exploration on our 45 acre campus while learning about animal habitats, diets, adaptations and conservation. Interactive learning opportunities include diet preparation, scavenger hunts and keeper demonstrations of feedings and behavioral training with the cats. For more information please visit: http://www.bigcatrescue.org/edu/summer_camp.htm http://www.bigcatrescue.org/
Asian Leopards in the wild and at Big Cat Rescue. Big Cat Rescue is a non profit, permanent retirement home to more than 100 tigers, lions, leopards, bobcats and more species of exotic cat. We rely entirely on donations to provide them with the lives you see in these videos. Please help support the big cats at: http://www.bigcatrescue.org/donate.htm or by mailing a check to Big Cat Rescue 12802 Easy Street, Tampa, FL 33625 813.920.4130 Info@BigCatRescue.org Thank you!
Watch Big Cat Rescue save four tigers from being killed at Robert Baudy's Savage Kingdom after he was shut down by USDA for killings, maulings and escapes.
Ocelots at Big Cat Rescue and in the wild. Big Cat Rescue is a non profit, permanent retirement home to more than 100 tigers, lions, leopards, bobcats and more species of exotic cat. We rely entirely on donations to provide them with the lives you see in these videos. Please help support the big cats at: http://www.bigcatrescue.org/donate.htm or by mailing a check to Big Cat Rescue 12802 Easy Street, Tampa, FL 33625 813.920.4130 Info@BigCatRescue.org Thank you!
Talk with the animals at Big Cat Rescue through Laura the Animal Communicator.
See the Canada Lynx of Big Cat Rescue get home improvements. Big Cat Rescue is a non profit, permanent retirement home to more than 100 tigers, lions, leopards, bobcats and more species of exotic cat. We rely entirely on donations to provide them with the lives you see in these videos. Please help support the big cats at: http://www.bigcatrescue.org/donate.htm or by mailing a check to Big Cat Rescue 12802 Easy Street, Tampa, FL 33625 813.920.4130 Info@BigCatRescue.org Thank you!
Come with Big Cat Rescue's Operations Manager as he does a private tour for you around the park. Big Cat Rescue is a non profit, permanent retirement home to more than 100 tigers, lions, leopards, bobcats and more species of exotic cat. We rely entirely on donations to provide them with the lives you see in these videos. Please help support the big cats at: http://www.bigcatrescue.org/donate.htm or by mailing a check to Big Cat Rescue 12802 Easy Street, Tampa, FL 33625 813.920.4130 Info@BigCatRescue.org Thank you!
Tiger Spaying Zabu Part II. Big Cat Rescue is a non profit, permanent retirement home to more than 100 tigers, lions, leopards, bobcats and more species of exotic cat. We rely entirely on donations to provide them with the lives you see in these videos. Please help support the big cats at: http://www.bigcatrescue.org/donate.htm or by mailing a check to Big Cat Rescue 12802 Easy Street, Tampa, FL 33625 813.920.4130 Info@BigCatRescue.org Thank you!
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