Ring-Tailed Lemurs are known for their distinct face markings and alternating black and white loops on their tail, they also have incredible vocalizations

As the days grow longer and warmer, nature ushers in one of the most heartwarming times of the year: Baby Season!

we said goodbye to one of our red foxes, Jasper

Happy Human-Animal Relationship Awareness Week! Here at Tiger Creek Animal Sanctuary, the Human-Animal Bond (HAB)  is the foundation of our daily work. Our mission is to provide a safe and secure environment for animals in need of rescue or rehabilitation, while conserving endangered and threatened species. Every time we open our gates to a majestic tiger, a rescued lion, or a vulnerable exotic cat, we are engaging in a human-animal relationship that is defined by trust, resp

Tin Cup’s story began in New Mexico, where fate led a small, fragile cub to the doorstep of a family after their dogs discovered him alone. A search ensued for his mother’s den, but she was never found. At that time,

Every year, on September 28, we observe World Rabies Day to highlight how crucial it is to understand and prevent rabies, and the global

Every year on July 29th, people all over the world come together to celebrate International Tiger Day. But what exactly is this day all about, and why should we care?

ZDR3, a nonprofit organization, saw a hole in the care of exotic animals and their welfare when natural disasters strike, and made a plan to

Looking for a meaningful way to help animals? Every morning at Tiger Creek Animal Sanctuary in Tyler, Texas, the day begins with purpose. Staff members check on each rescued big cat, prepare specialized meals, and ensure that every animal receives the care they deserve. But behind this daily routine is something remarkable: a team of dedicated volunteers who make it all possible. Tiger Creek isn't a zoo or entertainment venue. It's a legitimate sanctuary dedicated to providin

Every year on July 6th, we recognize World Zoonoses Day, a day to remind us how human-animal interactions can affect our health. It’s an

At Tiger Creek, we believe in creating an environment that not only nurtures our magnificent feline residents but also connects with

So, you've visited Tiger Creek and fallen in love with the animals—now you're wondering, "How can I help?" The good news is, there are many ways you can continue to support Tiger Creek and protect animals both in captivity and in the wild! Bon wants your support! How You Can Support Tiger Creek After Your Visit 🐾 Donate Supplies – You can directly support our animals by checking out our Wishlist  here  to see what we need most! 🤝 Volunteer Your Time – We have many volunteer

In Texas, there are many different species of bat that you may stumble on. Common species for the East Texas area are the Mexican free-

Wildlife Hazing is a humane and ethical wildlife management technique used to mitigate those risks and ensure the safety and well being of

If you happen to find a baby fawn you need to ask yourself a handful of questions:

Join us on National Animal Disaster Preparedness Day to learn vital tips for protecting wildlife and pets.

Learn how to keep pets and wildlife safe during National Poison Prevention Week.

Discover how to safely handle encounters with skunks in "Help, I Found A Skunk!" Learn effective ways to manage and coexist

Discover essential steps to help a baby squirrel safely.

Discover exciting Internships at Tiger Creek! Gain real-world experience in animal care with our 90-day Internships.