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Madonna Tiger

Sep 21, 2016 | Resident - Tiger, Tigers

Madonna is a very fitting name for this vocal girl! She always has something to say and alternates between “chuffling” and moaning whenever someone stops by. She is incredibly active and athletic for a tiger her age and impresses volunteers and keepers...

Camilla Tiger

Sep 19, 2016 | Resident - Tiger, Tigers

Camilla is a gorgeous and charismatic tiger who loves attention. She can often be seen lying gracefully in the sun or running up to the fence to “chuffle” at visitors. Camilla lives with Roscoe and the two of them can be found playing together in the...

Caprichio Tiger

Jan 25, 2017 | Resident - Tiger, Tigers

Caprichio is the largest animal at Carolina Tiger Rescue. He weighs 489 pounds and it is all muscle! This big boy takes time to get used to things. However, once he warms up to new experiences, he is as relaxed as can be. He also loves attention from passersby....

Carolina Tiger

Jan 25, 2017 | Resident - Tiger, Tigers

Carolina is a very confident tiger who enjoys greeting visitors with her moans and chuffles. She loves the spotlight and will almost always come up to visit when people are out and about. She also loves to sun herself on top of one of the platforms in her enclosure....

India Tiger

Jan 25, 2017 | Resident - Tiger, Tigers

India is a gorgeous tiger with darker fur and darker markings. She is a little less confident than her enclosure-mates and definitely the least dominant of the three. She loves to stalk people, which is a great reminder that she is still a wild cat! Once she knows...

Mila Tiger

Jan 25, 2017 | Resident - Tiger, Tigers

Mila and her enclosure mate, Riley, are currently the youngest tigers at Carolina Tiger Rescue. They are extremely playful and have lots of energy! Mila stands apart from Riley because of her heart shaped pink nose. She loves attention and is very social. She is...

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