Servals Archives - Carolina Tiger Rescue

Mama Serval

Apr 23, 2020 | Resident - Serval, Servals

Mama was originally privately owned in a state where it is illegal to own wild cats such as servals. She has a lot of attitude and is not afraid to show it! She has enjoyed being outside, for likely, the first time in her life as she settles in to her new home here at...

Mick Serval

Jan 23, 2020 | Resident - Serval, Servals

Mick is one of the three boys that came to us from British Columbia in November of 2019 along with four female servals. Mick has the biggest personality of the three boys. He has a lot to say and isn’t afraid to say it. Sometimes he has to be reminded he’s...

Dylan Serval

Jan 23, 2020 | Resident - Serval, Servals

Dylan is one of the three boys that came to us from British Columbia in November of 2019 along with four female servals. Dylan is the largest of the male servals. Though he prefers to avoid a confrontation with Mick, he is not afraid to put him in his place when...

Bowie Serval

Jan 8, 2020 | Servals

Bowie Serval [breadcrumb] Dylan is one of the 3 boys that came to us from British Colombia in November of 2019 along with 4 female servals. Dylan is the largest of the male servals. Though he prefers to avoid a confrontation with Mick Serval, he is not afraid to put...

Bowie Serval

Jan 8, 2020 | Resident - Serval, Servals

Bowie Serval is one of three boys that came to us from British Columbia in November of 2019 along with four female servals. Bowie is the quietest and most reserved of all the boys but is very inquisitive about what is going on around him. Born November 10, 2013...

Cher Serval

Jan 8, 2020 | Resident - Serval, Servals

Cher Serval is one of four girls that came to us from British Columbia in November of 2019. Cher showed off her feisty side while in quarantine but has quieted down a bit now that she is in her outdoor enclosure. Born November 29, 2013 Rescued November 26, 2019 Life...

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Pittsboro, NC 27312
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We believe the ideal home for wildlife is in the wild.
We believe it is critical to conserve their native habitats.
We believe wild animals should not be kept as pets.
We believe captive breeding should ONLY be done in accordance with Species Survival plans.
We believe all wild animals, both captive and in their native habitats, deserve to be treated with respect and not exploited for entertainment and commercial purposes.

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