| Title | Photo | Description | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Chloe’s Cubs |  | Chloe’s cubs just a few months after they were born at the Exotic Feline Rescue … | |
| Watch Out—Someone Is Coming! |  | Watch out—someone is coming! Chloe’s cubs are now 2 years old—5 girls with a talent … | |
| Meeka Enjoys the Pool |  | Young Meeka enjoys the pool at The Wild Animal Sanctuary in Keenesburg, CO. Meeka and … | |
| Jeremy and Simon |  | Here are Jeremy and Simon, the youngest tigers at the Wildcat Sanctuary. The two brothers … | |
| Simon and Jeremy First Birthday |  | Simon and Jeremy (in pool) celebrated their first birthday last … | |
| BB King |  | BB King and his brother Mack are the youngest tigers at Turpentine Creek Wildlife Rescue. … | |
| Mack |  | Mack and BB King are 7 years old and the youngest tigers at Turpentine Creek … | |
| Christopher |  | Christopher is quite a character and enjoys every kind of enrichment the folks at Safe … | |
| Alex |  | This is Alex taking his first step into a grassy enclosure at the Black Beauty … | |
| Camilla and Roscoe |  | Camilla and Roscoe are both six years old and live at Carolina Tiger Rescue. This … | |
| Camilla |  | Camilla today at Carolina Tiger Rescue. Camilla was originally rescued from a photo pay-to-play operation. … | |
| Roscoe |  | Roscoe today at Carolina Tiger Rescue. Roscoe is also a veteran of the cub-petting … | |
| Zeus |  | This is Zeus at Performing Animal Welfare Society – PAWS – in San Andreas, CA. … | |
| Maverick |  | This is Maverick, rescued by Lions, Tigers & Bears from a private owner in the … | |
| Kya |  | This is Kya, the blind white tiger rescued from a Maryland zoo by Popcorn Park … | |
| Kali and Odin |  | Kali and Odin are just approaching their first birthday and came to In-Sync Exotics from … | |
| Shatari |  | This is Shatari who is now living at ROAR-Shambala. She is 6 years old. Shatari … | |
| Kali |  | Kali is in her den at Big Cat Rescue in Tampa, FL. She was surrendered … |
The Young & The Restless
One of the most challenging and long-running endeavors for a Sanctuary is providing habitats and care for their youngest tigers. Young tigers have almost infinite energy and enough curiosity to strain the imaginations of their human caretakers.
Tigers of any age get bored easily—life in captivity is similar to the human condition of being unemployed—and often that spells trouble with a capital T. Keeping tigers busy and entertained is a full time job. Here are photos of the youngest tigers living at the sanctuaries we work with—some are very young and some are quite a bit older, but it’s easy to see they are enjoying life.
Many of the tigers that live in these Sanctuaries are much older and the Sanctuaries through necessity have become experts in caring for geriatric tigers. For direct links to these sanctuaries see here.