This weekend a friend and I paid a visit to Tigers for Tomorrow, which is an exotic animal rescue preserve that gives homes and protection to said rescued animals (mostly tigers, as you might have guessed). It was an insanely hot day, so most of the big cats were rather sedate and listless, hiding in shaded corners or shelters. But I still got a few decent pictures, some of which are included here.
--Andrew
Among the non-feline species at the preserve was that lovable and gregarious relative of the raccoon: the coatimundi (an animal I was previously unaware of).
There was also a petting zoo of sorts, with a camel, a zebra, and a plethora of goats and other barnyard creatures.
4 comments:
nice.
good pictures.
must have been a fun trip.
but seriously...why didn't you climb
into the tiger cages to shoot photos?
Very Cool! Must've been swelteringly hot!!! We need to take Cailey there someday!
Thanks for the comments, guys...
Brian: I actually DO wish there were some sane way I could have climbed in there with the tigers! (Sadly there were only INsane ways to achieve that, so I remained safely outside the enclosures instead.)
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