The Big Cat Sanctuary in Kent, UK is a breeding centre for endangered big and small cats as well as a sanctuary for retired cats.
Reg Charity No. 1104420
The Big Cat Sanctuary allows the WHF to breed a collection of big cats in conjunction with the European Rare Species Breeding Program. We are aiming to increase the generic diversity of cats with a view to reintroduction to the wild.
Currently we have been very successful with the Amur Leopard and the Sumatran Tiger.
The Big Cat Sanctuary is a young and vibrant conservation Charity with lots of experience and ambitious ideas. We are often working with other organisations to maximise the effectiveness of our actions, and the BCS strives to achieve significant successes in the field of conservation, education and fundraising.
The Big Cat Sanctuary in Smarden, Kent, where we house a small number of selected endangered big cats with the view to breeding and where possible re-introduction to their home continents. The BCS is an innovative charity allowing people from all walks of life, nationalities and countries to join and actually assist (if they wish) in the long term care, and where possible reintroduce animals and plants in to their native habitat.
The BCS is actively directing its efforts towards saving endangered species by protecting their habitat and raising awareness of the causes and threats to the endangered species and their habitats.
Tags: Environmental Conservation Organization,Wildlife Sanctuary,Non-Profit Organization