Wildcat Rescuers Barbara Breuer

The Wildcat Sanctuary is building a very large building to house most of their hybrid cats. This is a first of its kind and everybody is hoping when it is built that it will do exactly what they want to, give the cats a lot more usable space and maybe even help them make a lot of new friendsplus help the caretakers with all their cleaning and other things I have to do, help that go a lot quicker. https://www.facebook.com/share/Jp96q5SZWQLUPWUu/?mibextid=K35XfP

Just a few thoughts about my visit to Turpentine Creek and the opening ribbon-cutting ceremony for freedom field and the Big Cat Rescue cats. https://www.facebook.com/share/Jp96q5SZWQLUPWUu/?mibextid=K35XfP

Just a little conversation about why we as humans feel the need to have exotic animals as pets, especially the dangerous ones? And are we really doing any good? The link to my Facebook group wildcat rescuers. https://www.facebook.com/share/TJCbJR8LB2zk5sJQ/?mibextid=K35XfP

Big Cat Rescue has closed its doors as a physical sanctuary. There are many reasons why and I will talk about what I know from what I have heard. Plus if you are interested in learning more about sanctuaries please join my group on Facebook wildcat rescuers. https://www.facebook.com/groups/1402829686907830/?ref=share_group_link

Animals in captivity live in enclosures that many feel are not big enough, agree, but if the right enclosure is created, is it OK?

This episode talks about many of the behind the scenes things that a good sanctuary or rescue needs to do to keep the animals, the workers and volunteers, and the public safe. It isn’t always fun, but it Hass to be done, and the money needs to be raised. Vet care and disaster. Preparedness is not always an easy topic to raise money for.