Our Vision
In the progression of expanding our top-rated animal rescue facility in Smith County, plans for the Tiger Conservation Center have been established. This new educational center will immerse guests in both the Asian and African continents as well as the Americas as they walk through an educational museum setting.
The facility plan includes a theater room that also serves as a teaching facility where groups of people can watch documentaries on the animals they will see in the rescue facility. The heart and soul of rescue is to not only care for the animals needing a permanent home but to educate the public on the plight of these animals, both in the wild and in captivity. By doing so, we can ensure their survival, as many of these animals are on the brink of extinction.
The facility plan includes a theater room that also serves as a teaching facility where groups of people can watch documentaries on the animals they will see in the rescue facility. The heart and soul of rescue is to not only care for the animals needing a permanent home but to educate the public on the plight of these animals, both in the wild and in captivity. By doing so, we can ensure their survival, as many of these animals are on the brink of extinction.
After checking in and wandering through the internal exhibits, people will be able to enjoy the restaurant for a refreshing cold drink or a satisfying meal. After taking a tour of the big cats of Tiger Creek, visitors can stop at the gift shop to purchase unique items to document their big cat experience.
The Tiger Orientation Center will also serve as the administration office for our big cat staff, and a large conference room can hold teacher workshops as well as meetings for our team.
The old visitor center will be converted into the Animal Care Building, where the staff and veterinarians can handle all medical records and track procedures. A new Veterinarian Science Center will be utilized for surgeries and the recovery of animals that cannot be returned to their enclosure immediately.
The old visitor center will be converted into the Animal Care Building, where the staff and veterinarians can handle all medical records and track procedures. A new Veterinarian Science Center will be utilized for surgeries and the recovery of animals that cannot be returned to their enclosure immediately.
A quarantine area will be added for new arrivals to be isolated from the current residents. At the same time, we monitor them for diseases, illnesses, or injuries and acclimate them to our staff as they settle into the comforts of living at Tiger Creek.
As the land surrounding Tiger Creek becomes available, we will continue to purchase as much as we need to ensure the future growth and stability of the facility.
So, please join us by donating to Tiger Creek and watching your investment continue to grow as we save feline lives!
As the land surrounding Tiger Creek becomes available, we will continue to purchase as much as we need to ensure the future growth and stability of the facility.
So, please join us by donating to Tiger Creek and watching your investment continue to grow as we save feline lives!
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