Cincinnatti Four Weeks After Arriving
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In the four weeks since he arrived, Cincinnatti has put on 70 pounds and his fur is beginning to grow back. He is learning to run and play in the pool.
Author: Neil Harvey
The Road to Health
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We will post pictures of Cincinnatti’s progress on the road to health. He is already a much happier tiger.
Mystery Has Her Eye on Something
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Mystery is one of the most affectionate tigers in this rescue group. She chuffs up a storm and loves attention, not to mention the extra treats that she charms from her keepers!
Cincinnati With Blue Toy
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Tigers are intelligent and life in a small cage can be relentlessly boring; such tight confinement does not let them exercise, often leading to muscle atrophy and structural problems. Cincinnatti could not run when he arrived at In-Sync. The large playground area provides enrichment in the form of soft earth and grass to walk and Read more →
Mystery Tries to Run
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Mystery tries to run in the biggest area she has been in all her life. Mystery had been kept in a small cage with a concrete floor with another, larger male tiger named Salem. They shared a barren den box but no enrichment or fresh bedding—ever. The photographer who took the photo above said, “This Read more →
Cincinnati With Red Toy
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Even though he has been starving, Cincinnati is a resilient and curious tiger and when he went into the playground area, he found great enjoyment in exploring and playing with the toys.
Mystery When She Arrived at In-Sync
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Like the other tigers rescued from this private breeder, Mystery was severely underweight. Her name comes from the fact that she arrived mysteriously at the breeder when she was about a year old, left in a small cage in the driveway. No one ever knew where she came from. She did have a complete tail Read more →