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Kaari Tiger

Jul 6, 2018 | Tigers

Kaari came to Carolina Tiger Rescue in April of 2018. Her name when she first arrived was Yakira. Carolina Tiger Rescue decided to shorten it to Kaari to prevent confusion between her and the two girls she came with, who were named Yashira (now Shira) and Yanaba. ...

Yanaba Tiger

Jul 6, 2018 | Resident - Tiger, Tigers

Yanaba is a tiger with an aggressive personality who prefers to be on her own. She was rescued along with three other tigers in April of 2018. Yanaba is food-motivated and enjoys hanging out on top of her den box to survey her surroundings. Born April 6, 2007...

Shira Tiger

Jul 6, 2018 | Resident - Tiger, Tigers

Shira is a playful tiger. She was rescued along with three other tigers, Tio, Yanaba, and Kaari, in April of 2018. Shira has enjoyed all the new experiences at Carolina Tiger Rescue and typically just goes with the flow. Born September 3, 2007 Rescued April 6, 2018...

Tio Tiger

Jul 6, 2018 | Resident - Tiger, Tigers

Tio is an easygoing tiger. Sometimes, he even lets the vultures eat with him! Tio embraced his new home from the moment he stepped foot into his outdoor enclosure, bounding out and playfully running around. Tio enjoys stalking those who work closest to him, but...

Kaela Tiger

Sep 7, 2017 | Tigers

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Carolina Tiger Rescue Stories

Jul 7, 2017 | News, Newsroom, Tigers

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