International Tiger Day
A century ago there were an estimated 100,000 tigers in the wild. Now, fewer than 4,000 wild tigers remain. That’s less than the population of Pittsboro, North Carolina. Does that number shock you? It should! Why are wild tigers disappearing? Habitat...
Get social with Carolina Tiger Rescue!
Get social with Carolina Tiger Rescue! Follow our social media profiles to see what we’re up to on a daily basis, learn about what it takes to be a true sanctuary, and enjoy pictures and videos of the animals we care for! Facebook Twitter Instagram TikTok...
What would the tigers of Carolina Tiger Rescue be like as Tiger Day 5k teammates?
Join Carolina Tiger Rescue for its first ever Tiger Day 5k virtual fun run, with all proceeds benefitting the amazing cats (and other critters) that call the sanctuary home. Participants have the ability to create teams and recruit teammates – teams with more...
Celebrate World Rainforest Day
It’s #WorldRainforestDay! Several of the animals we care for at Carolina Tiger Rescue are species native to rainforests around the world, so it’s important to do what we can to protect their native habitats.
Carolina Tiger Rescue welcomes one-year-old coatimundi, Daisy
Carolina Tiger Rescue is excited to announce the arrival of their latest rescue, Daisy Coatimundi. Daisy arrived on May 18, and is already adjusting to her new life at the GFAS-accredited sanctuary.
Catch up with the cats – Carolina Tiger Rescue is Reopening!
Carolina Tiger Rescue will reopen its gates to the public beginning on June 5, ending what has become a long two-and-a-half months of partial shutdown due to COVID-19. Following Governor Roy Cooper’s Phase II guidelines, members of the public will be able to purchase tour tickets beginning next week.
How YOU can help endangered tigers and red wolves
Did you know? Fewer than 4,000 tigers remain in the wild. Of the nine tiger subspecies, three are now extinct (Javan, Caspian, and Bali) and the South China tiger is considered functionally extinct (not found in the wild) with around 100 individuals living in captivity around the world. On this Endangered Species Day, we challenge you to
do what you can to help protect these and other endangered species around the world!
A ROARING Thank You!
Everyone at Carolina Tiger Rescue sends our great thanks to you for tuning in to meet the animals during our Facebook Live streams, contributing so generously to TWO matching gift campaigns, sending well wishes, and sharing Carolina Tiger Rescue’s social media posts with your friends and family. We could not have weathered this storm without you.
Our 2019-2020 Volunteers of the Year
We love our volunteers! Last week was Volunteer Appreciation Week! We would normally host a Family Picnic where we recognize our volunteers of the year. Due to social distancing regulations because of COVID-19, we’re doing virtual shout-outs this year instead of...
Ten Things You Need to Know about Captive Big Cats
Carolina Tiger Rescue is aware of the sensationalized docuseries “Tiger King” that has grown in popularity over the last several weeks. While we are glad that the issue of captive big cats in the U.S. is currently at the forefront of popular culture, we...
