2020 Animal Care Internships
As an intern at Carolina Tiger Rescue, you will learn all that goes into caring for big and small cats for an eight-week period.
Resolutions For Good
It’s 2020 and time to consider what the path your life is taking and your values. Here are some simple ways that you can stand against the exploitation of animals and protect wild cats in their natural habitats.
Winter 2019 Newsletter
Winter 2019 Pawprint Newsletter- We have so much to be thankful for- a forty-fifth year of caring for animals, an expanded education program and the support of donors and volunteers like you! Get your Black Tie & Tails Ball tickets, learn more about why Zoey Serval made a poor pet, and sign up for our NEW Tiger Tribe Kids’ Club.
Bake With Love, Not Palm Oil
Holiday spoiler alert: Most store-bought desserts and baked sweets — everything from cookies and cupcakes to donuts and pies — use palm oil. So do packaged cookie doughs, pie crusts and dry cake or brownie mixes. Sadly, most bakeries also use palm oil, so even donuts and specialty cakes that you buy from Panera, Cheryl’s or Krispie Kreme have palm oil. What can you do?
GFAS Accreditation
The Global Federation of Animal Sanctuaries (GFAS), awarded Accredited status to Carolina Tiger Rescue. Achieving GFAS Accreditation means that Carolina Tiger Rescue meets the criteria of a true sanctuary and is providing humane and responsible care of the animals. To be awarded Accreditation status, an organization must meet GFAS’s rigorous and peer-reviewed animal care standards and also adhere to a demanding set of ethical and operational principles. The accreditation status provides a clear and trusted means for the public, donors and grantors to recognize Carolina Tiger Rescue as an exceptional sanctuary.
Saving Seven Servals
We are excited to be welcoming seven new servals into the family, just in time for the holidays! The servals will be making their way to the sanctuary on Tuesday, just in time to celebrate their first Thanksgiving with the rescue. The cats will be welcomed by Carolina Tiger Rescue staff when they arrive and will be given plenty of time to get acclimated.
