Carolina Tiger Rescue
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January 24, 2012
After visiting Carolina Tiger Rescue this summer, we asked if they could help rescue some tigers that were living in a Texas sanctuary who had financial problems in 2010 that required all animals be relocated or euthanized. CTR was in the process of reviewing their physical infrastructure and budget to be able to provide space for additional big cats in need of a home for life. We were able to help finance the building of additional enclosures so that CTR could make room for 4 additional tigers that we had known as cubs many years ago. The relocation was very successful and the tigers are enjoying their new home and the wonderful people at CTR.
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2012
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Rescue tigers
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tigers in danger of being euthanized
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January 24, 2012
The work these people do for these poor animals is nothing short of amazing. The staff, the facility, the entire organization is beyond words.
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January 24, 2012
Carolina Tiger Rescue (Carnivore Preservation Trust) is an amazing facility. Tucked away in Pittsboro, North Carolina, the facility was originally founded to help breed endangered species of jungle cats from Central and South America, but since the year 2000 has been rescuing as many large cats as it can comfortably hold. The tigers and lions have very adequate space to move, and are treated extremely well by the number of full-time, well-educated keepers that the facility has on staff. There are also two vets that share time at the facility making sure that all the 60+ large cats get proper medical care. The facility is in the process of expanding (but not to completely max out usable space so that they can still accept possible future rescues), and all the animals are given appropriate individual attention. This facility is well worth any donation, as their main mission is to help educate the public about how difficult/dangerous/inappropriate it is to raise a large cat in captivity. Many of the tigers at the facility lived for years in areas no larger than an average garage, and had never stepped on dirt or grass their entire lives. What Carnivore Preservation does for this animals is give them a comfortable, safe place to live out their wonderful lives in peace. It only took me one trip to the facility to be drawn into the incredible things that occur each day at this facility.
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2011
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