In May 2021, our team participated in a large-scale rescue at Tiger King Park in Oklahoma. A total of 69 big cats were removed from that facility by the U.S. Department of Justice due to ongoing Endangered Species Act violations and are now in the care of reputable sanctuaries across the United States. Bobbi was able to bring Jem & Zoe back to LTB.
When cases like these are under investigation, LTB acts as a temporary home until final decisions are made regarding the fate of the animals. During that time, we become responsible for paying for all
their care, even though the animals are not yet permanent residents, so support from visitors like you makes a big difference.
Lions Tigers & Bears recently petitioned for ownership, and Jem and Zoe now call our sanctuary their permanent, lifetime home.
Since coming into our care, they have gained weight and we are really happy about the progress we’ve seen in adjusting to their new life here.
Since their arrival, Jem and Zoe have gained weight and adjusted well to their new life. We are delighted with their progress and the positive changes we've seen in them. Their journey from a facility filled with violations to a safe, nurturing environment underscores the transformative power of dedicated care and the unwavering support of our community. This also reinforces our sanctuary’s commitment to community outreach and education, ensuring people recognize and support only accredited sanctuaries.
Jem and Zoe’s story is a testament to the resilience of animals and the impact of our collective efforts. From a temporary haven to a permanent home, their transformation highlights the critical work we do at Lions Tigers & Bears. Their journey is a powerful reminder of the difference we can make together when we stand up for those who cannot speak for themselves.
Visit us at Lions Tigers & Bears to meet Jem and Zoe and learn more about their incredible journey. Their story, like many others, exemplifies the positive change we can bring about with your support. You can also play a vital role in Jem and Zoe’s ongoing care and well-being by sponsoring them. Your sponsorship helps provide the medical care, nutritious food, and enriching environment they need to thrive. Together, we can give Jem and Zoe the life they deserve..
In May 2021, our team participated in a large-scale rescue at Tiger King Park in Oklahoma. A total of 69 big cats were removed from that facility by the U.S. Department of Justice due to ongoing Endangered Species Act violations
Jem & Zoe we severely neglected and suffered from malnutritrion. A preliminary exam was initaited before transporting.
LTB acts as a temporary home during investigations and until final decisions are made regarding the fate of the animals.
Lion Tigers & Bears becomes the official lifetime home for Jem & Zoe
