Electra Caracal
Electra was born at Carolina Tiger Rescue as part of our former breeding program. Electra is a small, lean caracal who packs a lot of attitude into her tiny body and enjoys being part of the tour. If she is not stalking you through the grass in her enclosure, Electra...Bandit Caracal
Bandit was born at Carolina Tiger Rescue as part of our former breeding program. Bandit is often the first cat on tour that guests see; he enjoys sneaking up beside his den box through the tall grass, often seeing the tour guests long before they see him. Bandit,...
Kinkajou
Native to Central and South America, kinkajous are also known as Honey Bears; however, they are not related to bears. Kinkajous are most closely related to raccoons, despite having an appearance more like a primate. Kinkajous have a long, prehensile tail that is used...
Ocelot
Ocelots are native to Central and South America with a small population still residing in the southwestern United States. Ocelots are excellent climbers and live most of their lives in trees. They have a very distinct odor that they spray to mark their territory. ...
Caracal
Caracals are native to Africa, the Middle East, Central Asia, and India. They are a tawny, reddish brown color but very distinct ears. Their ears have long tufts of hair on them. Caracal in Turkish means “Black Eared”. Caracals are fierce predators who hunt birds and...