by Jim Broaddus | Apr 19, 2015 | Species in Residence
This photo of Bear Creek Feline Center is courtesy of TripAdvisor “Marilyn”, a high percentage cougar is boarded at Bear Creek through one of our volunteers. She was rescued from an overpopulated cat “zoo” that folded. She enjoys living near other similar...
by Jim Broaddus | Apr 19, 2015 | Species in Residence
“Thatcher” was assigned to become Dani’s mate, but quite frankly, she scared him! He has the scars to prove it! He removed himself from the breeding pool to pursue less stressful activities. He is very laid back and can usually be seen on top of his hut...
by Jim Broaddus | Apr 19, 2015 | Species in Residence
This photo of Bear Creek Feline Center is courtesy of TripAdvisor “Saint”, began his work in television and print. A much sought after and highly skilled model, he was trained by the organization that trains cats for Jim Fowler and other celebrities. After...
by Jim Broaddus | Nov 23, 2013 | Species in Residence
Our Hero, a Siberian Lynx was rescued from a fur farm in Nova Scotia. He was only a number, and survived because we was a good breeder. He was rescued from the fur trade to live out his life here at BCFC. Worldwide efforts to eliminate the sale of fur have dwindled...
by Jim Broaddus | Nov 23, 2013 | Species in Residence
(lynx rufus) My name is “Sapphire.” I am a North American Bobcat, and my species is indigenous to the State of Florida. My original owner lived in California. When his fiancée demanded “me or the cat” he drove her cross-country to live with...
by Jim Broaddus | Nov 23, 2013 | Species in Residence
(herpailurus yaguarundi) We are Jaguarundis. It is BCFC’s mission to confirm that we exist in the Florida Wilds! We are native to Central & South America and have migrated up into Texas. People at BCFC contend that we made it over into Florida many year ago,...
