Noelle Almrud, Director of Black Beauty Ranch and the Big Cat Sanctuary Alliance, gives us insights into how her network of sanctuaries is being affected by Covid-19 and why there may be more backyard tigers in Texas than there are left in the wild. How’d we get here and what can we do to end the cycle of breed and dump?

Texas Tigers? Why there may be more pet tigers in the Lone Star State than there are in the wild

From wildlife trafficking to the dark underbelly of America’s exotic pet trade and beyond, endangered species protection attorney Carney Anne Nasser takes you behind the scenes for a glimpse at how big cat experts from the legal, zoological, sanctuary, advocacy, and media communities are coming together to save tigers from extinction and exploitation.

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Texas Tigers? Why there may be more pet tigers in the Lone Star State than there are in the wild

Texas Tigers? Why there may be more pet tigers in the Lone Star State than there are in the wild