Jeremy with Stick
Categorized as Seeing White
Jeremy will have a happy life with his brother, free from the white tiger breeding/tiger mill world where he was much sought after.
Author: Neil Harvey
Kya
Categorized as Seeing White
Dumped by the zoo where she originated because she was going blind. Kya suffers from glaucoma, which could have been at least slowed down if she had been treated during her juvenile years. Popcorn Park worked to modify her enclosure and make sure that she would be comfortable with people coming to see her there.
Jeremy & Simon
Categorized as Seeing White
These two brothers were rescued by the zoo where they had been born and moved to the sanctuary.
Christopher
Categorized as Seeing White
Christopher came from a private owner in Missouri who could no longer care for his cats. Last October he was rescued together with tiger Caroline and two lions. Turpentine Creek Wildlife Refuge travelled from Arkansas to Missouri to load the tigers (Thank you, TCWR!) onto the Loving Friends Transport rig for a hair-raising trip to Read more →
This color usually shows up as a variation when people are trying to breed white tigers. It happens very seldom, and the forced inbreeding for white tigers is man-made genetic engineering, still with very unpredictable results – except lots of problems. Sahib’s litter-mate, Sultan, was a regular orange and black tiger.
Sahib – Came from the same place as Arthur, Amanda and Andre (now at Big Cat Rescue) and Max and Christian (now at Carolina Tiger Rescue) by way of WAO in Texas – now at Exotic Feline Rescue Center in Indiana with help from Wildcat Sanctuary. Photo by Stephen D McCloud. Sahib is a golden Read more →
