Tampa, FL 33614
United States of America
The Big Cat Rescue in Tampa Florida offers Day Tours, Kids Tours, Feeding Tours, and Night Tours. The Big Cat Rescue in Tampa Florida offers tours Monday through Saturday. On weekdays, guided tours are available at 9 o'clock in the morning then again at 3 o'clock in the afternoon. The Big Cat Rescue entrance fee is $25.00 and the walking tours usually take about one hour and a half. On Saturdays tour are available at 9:30 in the morning, 11:30 in the morning, and then again at 1:30 in the afternoon. Children who are ten years old or younger do not have access to the sanctuary at all except on Saturdays at 9 o'clock in the morning. The Big Cat Rescue tours done at that time are called Kid Tours because it is intended for the children who are age ten and younger. For children that are under the age of ten the entrance fee is $15.00.If you have a child that is under the age of ten then you will need to fill out a Big Cat Rescue release form.
The Big Cat Rescue in Tampa, Florida provides an incentive for anyone who brings the original receipt from the Vet or Shelter showing that your pet has been either spayed or neutered within the past year, to receive a free pass for a day tour. For an experience, that is like no other join the Big Cat Rescue Feeding Tours. Watch as the staff at Big Cat Rescue feeds the cats at 4:30 in the afternoon Fridays and Saturdays. The Big Cat Rescue Feeding Tours cost $50 per person and only by reservation. Only children ages ten and older will have access to this type of tour. To make reservation email Info@BigCatRescue.org or you could also call 813.426.5948. For those of you who love big cats and want to help, they even allow you to be a Sponsor of a Big Cat.
And if you are really brave you can attend the Wild Eyes At Night Tour. This is the Big Cat Rescue's Night Tour. Could you picture pitch-black scenery with hundreds of glowing eyes following your every move? Then picture not being able to see the lions or tigers, but hearing their loud ferocious roars as they remind you how wild they really are. This type of tour at the Big Cat Rescue in Tampa Florida is only available the last Friday of each month. The cost for the Wild Eyes at Night Tour is $50 if it is necessary you can call for details at (813) 426-5948 or contact by email at Info@BigCatRescue.org and due to the nature of this type of tour, any child under the age of ten do not have access to these types of tours. If you want to more of part of the staff, there are volunteer programs you can get involved in.
If by now you are not convinced that the Big Cat Rescue of Tampa Florida is under rated, then you have more of a reason to stop by and check out the Big Cat Rescue in Tampa Florida.
Published by Cara Surdi
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Post a CommentThank you for the great article Cara. I just ran across it while searching google news. These big cats need every AdovCat they can get and your report will help them to be heard.