Keeper Larissa exercises with servals
Some of our small cats need help keeping off the extra padding.
Our predators who were former pets
Carolina Tiger Rescue does not believe wild cats should be kept as pets — here are some examples explaining why.
Meet Elvis Serval, a former pet who was dumped in our driveway
A full-grown serval was left at our driveway in 2009. He’s becoming a compelling #predatorsnotpets story.
Bandit Carcal undergoes procedure for ear
[breadcrumb] LearnField Trips Field Trips to Go Kid Camps High School Summer Camp Home School Middle School Program “Kid for a Day” Adult Camp Community Presentations & Exhibits Animal Husbandry Internship So You Want to be a Keeper? Carolina Tiger Rescue is a...Volunteer of the Month, March 2018
Koby Schwarzkopf and her enthusiasm for animal care has earned her Volunteer of the Month recognition!
There are some cats Carolina Tiger Rescue can’t take
The climate in North Carolina isn’t fit for some wild cats.
