…collectively protected 3,304 head of livestock (1,494 cattle, 1,797 smallstock, and 13 donkeys). In total, all the predator-proofed bomas protected 12,245 livestock (5,658 cattle, 6,472 smallstock, and 115 donkeys). The…
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…world older and more com-by man. In a world older and more com-by man. In a world older and more com-by man. In a world older and more com- plete…
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…tigers left in the wild today, there is a severe chance that the world’s largest and most revered big cat will go extinct in as little as a decade. My…
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…records, and any news other than bad news is considered good news, FCF members reached down deep and came up with a fist full of dollars for in situ conservation….
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…2011 By Lea Jaunakais, President and Founder of Tiger World (www.tigerworld.us) In “Part One” of this series, Prevent an Outbreak, we identified the vaccination regimen that Tiger World provides their…
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…not interested, or just didn’t know how big this news was. If I had not been at the news bureaus, no newspapers, or TV news stations, apart from the Spanish…
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…of the FCF. The Marketing committee helps find businesses to pro- vide materials and services that are useful to our members and their cats, and it also markets the FCF…
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…of the FCF. The Marketing committee helps find businesses to pro- vide materials and services that are useful to our members and their cats, and it also markets the FCF…
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…am bus leaves for Tiger World. 1:00 pm Lunch at Tiger World. 1:30 pm – 5:00 pm Tour of Tiger World and presentations and demonstrations by keep- ers as well…
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…and Founder of Tiger World (www.tigerworld.us) and Dr. Juston Schmidtke, DVM Tiger World’s outbreak of the par- vovirus began on Friday, January 14, 2011. Our 22-week-old baby jaguar, Diego, had…
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