Replies to these reviews are repetitive and down right ignorant. Visit Clearwater aquarium or Jacksonville zoo who rehabilitate animals and properly release them in the wildįrom research and experience, very bad place. For the people that have visited this sanctuary, if you want the better for the animals, stop visiting Big Cat Rescue and go to an actual zoo that takes care of their animals or visit one of the wolf sanctuaries in California, who are struggling financially and the state trying to take away their land. But not cubs, especially tiger cubs who depend on their for at least a year or two.ģ. I understand if it's a smaller species of cat like a lynx or a caracal. Which is a cruel act against the cubs especially the mother. The sanctuary looks like it hasn't been redone in about 20/30 years.Ģ. It's about the money, if they were spending it on the cats, the enclosures would look bigger and there would be more foliage and possibly more land. Here me out, I have never been to Big Cat Rescue for a lot of good reasons, I will list my top three.ġ.
