Visiting Cat Tales in the Winter

Visiting Cat Tales in the Winter

Experience the enchanting world of Cat Tales in the winter, where the brisk air and snowy landscapes reveal the vibrant lives of our animal inhabitants like never before. Our sanctuary, home to a remarkable array of wildlife, becomes a bustling hub of activity in the colder months, offering a unique and unforgettable experience for all…

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Celebrating Coyotes: The Unsung Heroes of the Ecosystem

Celebrating Coyotes: The Unsung Heroes of the Ecosystem

The Misunderstood Coyote: Beyond the Myths Coyotes often get a bad rap, seen by many as mere nuisances due to their knack for roaming onto private properties and farmlands in search of food. Yet, it’s important to remember these resilient creatures are simply trying to survive in a world where their habitats are shrinking due…

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What Do Foxes Eat?

What Do Foxes Eat?

Understanding the Diet of Foxes: Nature’s Adaptable Foragers Foxes, known for their cunning and adaptability, are some of the most fascinating creatures in the animal kingdom. Their diet, a subject of interest to many wildlife enthusiasts and researchers, is as varied as their habitats. In this blog post, we’ll explore the diverse culinary habits of…

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Preparing for Winter: Ensuring Comfort and Safety

Preparing for Winter: Ensuring Comfort and Safety

Winter Readiness for Our Animal Residents Winter transforms Cat Tales into a magical landscape where our staff, students, interns, and volunteers ensure every resident has a safe and comfortable season. As temperatures drop, our team makes meticulous preparations to guarantee our beloved inhabitants have the necessary resources.  Addressing Unique Needs: How We Care for Each…

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What Do Tigers Eat?

What Do Tigers Eat?

Tigers are carnivores and a carnivore’s basic diet consists of raw meat. Their dentition (teeth) and digestive system are developed to process animal proteins and not plant matter.

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Turn Your Love for Carnivores into a Fulfilling Career: The Wildlife Academy Awaits!

Turn Your Love for Carnivores into a Fulfilling Career: The Wildlife Academy Awaits!

Hey there, passionate animal lover! Do you find yourself mesmerized by the majestic growls of tigers, the elusive movements of pumas, the haunting howls of wolves, or the powerful presence of bears? If so, let’s embark on a journey of discovery together and make your passion your profession! Discover the Wildlife Academy’s Professional Zookeeper Program…

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Make a meaningful contribution to our mission.

Make a meaningful contribution to our mission.

Unleash the Power of Your Retirement for Good: A Special Opportunity with Cat Tales I hope this post finds you in good health and high spirits. We have some exciting news to share with you, and it’s an opportunity that can profoundly impact your financial well-being and the causes you deeply care about. Unlocking Financial…

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Cat Tales Receives a Generous Gift

Date: August 23rd, 2023 The Board of Directors of the Eye of the Eagle Wildlife Sanctuary have voted to give a donation of $30,000 to Cat Tales Wildlife Center. The funds for this donation are from the estate of, and given in memory of, Dr. Dawn Miller D.V.M.. Dr. Miller founded the Eye of the…

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A New Home for Tigers: India’s Latest Conservation Milestone

A New Home for Tigers: India’s Latest Conservation Milestone

In a recent development that bodes well for India’s rich biodiversity, the National Tiger Conservation Authority (NTCA) has given the green light to create a novel tiger reserve in Rajasthan. This decision, made on August 22, 2023, marks a significant step forward in the ongoing efforts to safeguard the country’s wildlife. With this new addition,…

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What to do if you find baby wildlife….

What to do if you find baby wildlife….

If you see a baby deer, raccoon, or rabbit that seems to be alone, the first thing you should do is stay calm. It is important to remember that these animals are often left alone by their mothers for long periods of time, so just seeing them alone does not mean that they are orphaned….

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