Our personal favorite is Giving Tuesday! In 2022 it falls on November 29

Giving Tuesday is a global generosity movement that unleashes the power of people and organizations to change their communities and their world. This is a chance to join our other supporters in seeing how much impact you can make in one day.

This is your chance to make a difference – Join the movement and donate to help the animals!

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This storm is an extremely powerful Category 4 – only 2 MPH below a CATEGORY 5 hurricane as it makes landfall in Florida.

Our hearts go out to those who are facing that immediate threat. At Forest Animal Rescue, we are in the path of the storm, but much more inland. We hope it does as projected and loses strength to a tropical storm by the time it reaches us.

We are preparing for the worst and praying for the best. 

The animals are all locked into the most sheltered and secure areas of their habitats. We have a facility-wide generator that will help to ensure that power remains on so the animals will have water from our well and their food supply will remain frozen and refrigerated as needed.

We have a heavily wooded sanctuary on 80 acres. Although the trees will block some of the wind, they will also come down, crushing fences and habitats. 

We will need to ensure that we keep the big generator running, and will need to secure more fresh

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We don’t expect to get through this without sustaining damage, and we know that funding for animal causes will be difficult after the storm.

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Our tigers share our love for pumpkins…just in a slightly different way…

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Roy had a mass on his elbow that was nonsurgical. We lost his brother, Tony to the same issue a year ago. Apparently, these tumors were a combination of genetics and the fact that the tigers lived in a small space on concrete for so many years before they were rescued back in 2010. This causes tremendous trauma to the weight-bearing parts of their bodies. That trauma manifests itself later in life.

He lived a long life for a tiger, celebrating his 19th birthday this month.

At Forest Animal Rescue, Roy was introduced to Eva, a tigress that was rescued a few years ago. They lived together as wonderful companions until the very end (we sterilize our animals to prevent breeding).

Losing an animal never gets any easier. We rescue hundreds of animals from horrific conditions and help them to thrive with others of their own kind in a beautiful sanctuary setting. They become part of our family.

He will be sorely missed, but he is back with his brother Tony once again.