Red Wolf Physicals – A New Challenge
In April of 2022, Carolina Tiger Rescue became the 50th facility to join the Red Wolf SAFE Program, a program run by U.S. Fish & Wildlife dedicated to saving the endangered red wolf from extinction. We welcomed Caroline and Mist, two young females, who will live with us until they reach the appropriate age for breeding. Our role within the program is to help free up space at other facilities for the continuation of the SAFE Program.
Simba Serval
When a sister sanctuary in Florida shifted their mission to focus on native wildlife, they had to find a new home for their exotic animals. Simba has a round face and like any serval, is quick to hiss at visitors. He seems to love scent enrichment and is more dominant...
King Serval
When a sister sanctuary in Florida shifted their mission to focus on native wildlife, they had to find a new home for their exotic animals. King, just like his name would imply, has a tall and regal look to him. He is usually less vocal than his enclosure mates but is...
Pharaoh Serval
Pharaoh Serval was rescued from private owners in the fall of 2022 with his enclosure mate Nelly Caracal. The two had to be rescued when their owners life circumstances changed and the two cats had to be rehomed. Pharaoh is far less dominant than his enclosure mate...
Nelly Caracal
Nelly is one of two caracals that currently reside at Carolina Tiger Rescue. She was rescued in the fall of 2022 from private owners along with her enclosure mate Pharaoh Serval. They are the only animals that live with a different species at CTR! Nelly has a spicy...