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Meet our Bengal Tigers

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Tigger

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Zorro

​In November of 2010, Cat Tales traveled through snow storms and heavy rains for 850 miles to rescue three exotic big cat cubs from their temporary place at a shelter in Oregon.  These were seven month old lioness Nala and six month old Bengal tiger brothers, Tigger and Zorro.  The trip was tough, but seeing them arrive at Cat Tales healthy and hopeful was worth every second. Though their personalities developed well together, the brothers have blossomed beautifully after being separated once they reached maturity.  Tigger's rambunctious, 'gotta do it all' attitude came from wanting to be busy and have fun while young.  And Zorro, always the calm one, has continued to mature into a peaceful and quiet adult.  Their favorite time remains feeding time, though flirting with Amura when in the enclosure adjacent to her is probably a very close second.

Bengal Tiger Facts
Cat Tales Wildlife Center
(formerly Cat Tales Zoological Park)
(509) 238-4126
mail@cattales.org 
17020 N Newport Hwy, Mead, WA 99021
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CAT TALES -  Established 1991 - 
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A 501(c)3 nonprofit organization - TIN - 91-1538226

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Our Mission is to Provide:
  • ​A safe and secure home for rescued big cats and wildlife,
  • Professional animal care to ensure their health and well being, and
  • Public education to the benefit of all wildlife.

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    • Hours & Admission
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    • Group Tours & Private Events
    • School Tours
  • Meet the Animals
  • About Us
    • Our Staff
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    • 2020-21 Fiscal Year
    • Licenses and Permits
    • History of Cat Tales
  • Wildlife Academy
    • Professional Zookeeper Program
    • Internships
    • Volunteer
  • share the care
    • Food Donations
    • Amazon Smile
    • Adopt-an-Animal
    • Your Donations at Work
    • Sponsorship
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