Carolina Tiger Rescue

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1940 Hanks Chapel Rd

Pittsboro, NC 27312

+1 (919) 542-4684

http://www.carolinatigerrescue.org

Carolina Tiger Rescue A nonprofit wildlife sanctuary that saves and protects wild cats in captivity and in the wild. Meet our tigers, lions, and other wildcats from as close as 5 feet and hear their individual stories of survival. Buy tickets online for your tour today!

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4.572 reviews

Karina C.

8/24/2025

I have taken tours at the Carolina Tiger Rescue multiple times over the years and I always learn something new! The tour guides are very knowledgeable, friendly, and willing to answer questions....

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Lauren M.

11/7/2025

This was my first time at Carolina Tiger Rescue - I was a chaperone for my child's field trip. They had a little trouble finding all of the parent waivers when we first arrived, but they got it...

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Kevin W.

4/25/2025

Definitely a must see for every animal lover. It is not every day that you are able to get close to a big cat and learn about them. All the staff was very friendly and inviting. Amber, our tour...

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Dave M.

5/10/2025

Great experience with Anne and Mary as our guides for the twilight tour. Thoroughly enjoyed the experience and learning about all the cats.

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Rebecca M.

1/2/2023

I had the pleasure of starting 2023 at the Carolina Tiger Rescue. I've been coming here for years so it seemed like the perfect place to spend the day. Even better on holidays, they offer...

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