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To celebrate, we treated our felines to their own egg hunt 🥚

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Have you ever wondered what a day in the life of a zookeeper would be like? This experience gives you the opportunity to spend time helping our keepers as they undertake their day-to-day activities. Cleaning out enclosures, assisting with feeding time, devising enrichment features for the cats are all on the agenda, giving you a physical and rewarding day, helping to care for our cats. You’ll also get the opportunity to tour our beautiful sanctuary and even hand-feed one of our big cats!

We hope you enjoy this little taste of this immersive and unique experience, find out more and book your experience by visiting our website here: http://bit.ly/BCSRangerExp

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Here is a little update from our vacationing resident, Baikal! This super happy chap is melting the hearts of all that come across him (keepers and guests included), even chuffing at every person he meets! He has recently received a visit from Shirley, his keeper at Paradise Wildlife Park, and participated in a very successful training session. Needless to say, he seems to be very at home with us. In this clip, he is having some fun with staff (and his tail) 🐯

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With huge excitement, we’re pleased to announce the newest arrival of The Big Cat Sanctuary - a female jaguar named Keira!
This beautiful girl was born on 2nd April 2017 at our sister park, Paradise Wildlife Park in Hertfordshire. Keira has moved to The Big Cat Sanctuary by recommendation to be paired with our male jaguar, Neron, in the hope that they will breed as part of the European Endangered Species Programme (EEP).

Since arriving in Kent in mid-August Keira has settled in well to life here at the Sanctuary. She is a wonderful girl; confident yet cautious, we saw her exploring her new enclosure (situated next door to Neron) within twenty-four hours of arrival. This is incredibly impressive for a new arrival after moving home.

We anticipate that Keira will start to feature on our day-to-day experiences in the near future, for now she is taking the time she needs to be fully comfortable in her new home.

Watch the video below to see how Keira got in her first twenty-four hours at the Sanctuary. Welcome to the family, Keira! 🐾

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This video shows our very proud Amur Tiger mum, Ronja, with her three 19-week old cubs. The girls had an exciting day watching their pool being filled up with water. Just like any kids who see hose pipes and a pool; you have to make sure everyone involved gets very, very wet! After a slow start at their investigations of this cold, wet water, which proved too much for their curiosity to ignore, they very soon were happily getting as wet as they could, splashing as much water over as big an area as they could reach...and then going to give mum, Ronja, a big hug!

The Big Cat Sanctuary is set in the heart of the countryside at Smarden in Kent. The peace and tranquillity of the site provides a sanctuary and excellent conditions for the successful breeding of the beautiful, yet endangered cats both large and small within the European Endangered Species Breeding.

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We’re bouncing into the weekend with some exciting news to share! Our adorable Snow leopard cubs are now available to adopt! For £95 you can adopt the pair for a year, with 15% of this going directly to support the fantastic work of the Snow Leopard Trust.
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We are incredibly excited to be able to share some delightful footage of Giles Clark, our Director of Big Cats and Conservation, from his latest visit to the Ol Pejeta Conservancy in Kenya. As one of our in-situ conservation partners, the Conservancy is leading the way in finding innovative, tangible, sustainable conservation techniques for both wildlife and people.

The Big Cat Sanctuary donated radio collars to be fitted to five of Ol Pejeta’s resident lions, as part of the BBC2 documentary series, Big Cats About The House. Giles assisted the team in identifying the best individuals to fit with collars and as well as in the process of finding, sedating, doing health checks, and fitting the collars. The data gathered by the collars go straight to the Ol Pejeta ecological monitoring department, which equips them to resolve to the challenges by protecting the local communities.

This process has proven to be effective in saving the lives of both humans and lions, protecting them from poaching as well as the human/wildlife threats which are playing such a huge part in the rapidly declining numbers of big cats in the wild.

The video below shows Giles finding and observing some of the lions that were collared as part of the initiative and giving an insight into the pride’s development.

Giles reports “I’ve been following another one of the collared lions here at Ol Pejeta, and she’s in this thicket right round behind me. Now what’s even more amazing is that she has two young cubs with her. I can barely see them, they are probably less than 48 hours old, and it is a testament to the incredible conservation work that’s being done here at Ol Pejeta.”

We’re thrilled to see such amazing work taking place and will continue to keep you all updated as we hear more.

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