The problem with exploiting animals for entertainment
Removing the sharp bits from a wild cat doesn’t make it safer to handle and could have detrimental effects on the animal later.
Fall 2017
In the Fall 2017 issue of the Paw Print, we Honor International Tiger Day, talk about what it means to have a wild cat as a pet, introduce you to Daxon Serval, and explain how new animals are introduced to the sanctuary. Read about our wonderful Volunteers of the Month, our 11th annual Black Tie & Tails Ball, and learn how you can come out to meet the residents and get involved.
Meet Toby Bobcat
Toby Bobcat started his life on a fur farm, and his species is vital to maintaining our ecosystem.
Summer internships applications now being accepted
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.
Why you shouldn’t have a pet serval
Carolina Tiger education director Katie Cannon shares the story our resident serval Hobie, who has never lived in the wild.
How will Carolina Tiger Rescue’s animals react to the solar eclipse?
What will happen when the moon covers nearly 94 percent of the sun in our area on Monday?
