Exotic rescues
Tigers & lions
Lifetime sanctuary for big cats rescued from captivity — gifts from £25.
Reviewed — prices checked with partner shelters
How does my donation help tigers & lions?
Your gift cares for tigers and lions rescued from circuses, roadside zoos and private ownership: £25 feeds a rescued tiger for a day, £45 funds a vet check, and £80 sponsors a month in a spacious sanctuary habitat.
Big cats rescued from entertainment can never go back to the wild — but they can live well. Sanctuary means space, proper diet and vet care for the rest of their lives.
Help tigers & lions — choose a gift tag
Pick a tag and we'll transfer you to World Animal Rescue Network's secure donation page with this gift already selected. Or sponsor a tiger monthly instead.
A full day’s specialist diet for one rescued big cat.
£25Give this →Fund a vet checkVeterinary examination and dental check for a rescued tiger or lion.
£45Give this →Sponsor a habitat for a monthSpace, enrichment, feeding and care for one big cat, for one month.
£80/monthGive this →Tiger rescue questions
Why can’t rescued tigers be released to the wild?
Captive-raised big cats lack hunting skills and fear of humans, so release would be fatal. Sanctuary care — about £80 a month — gives them space and proper care for life.
