08:42 ET From Private Ownership to Lifelong Care: Tiger Creek Rescues Two Coatimundi
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Tiger Creek Animal Sanctuary has welcomed two coatimundi, Leina and Zeke, surrendered by a private owner. These animals, part of the raccoon family, require specialized care that private ownership often cannot provide. The sanctuary plays a vital role in rescuing animals affected by habitat loss and the illegal pet trade, offering lifelong care and educational programs. Visitors can meet the new residents starting March 1st, with prebooking recommended for tours. Founded in 1995, Tiger Creek has rescued over 75 big cats and assisted more than 1,200 wild animals, focusing on conservation and ethical care.
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