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Tigers For Tomorrow

A Wild Animal Preserve and Community Environmental Education Center

Our Mission

Our Mission is to uphold the highest standards of care and respect for native and exotic animals in need of secure permanent homes. As a wild animal preserve and rescue we are open to the community as an environmental education learning center and recreational destination for the entire family.

Howling for Habitat

Phase II #WolvesForTomorrow

We have Big Expansion Plans for Phase II of the Wolf Annex. We are thrilled to announce an exciting second phase of expansion for the Wolf annex. Over the holidays, we took in the last of the wolves and wolf dogs from Minnesota Wolf Rescue and we are eagerly anticipating the arrival of another wolf from Florida. This expansion aims to add at least three state-of-the-art enclosures to the existing Wolf Annex, totaling an investment of approximately $120,000.

Project Overview: The expansion project involves constructing enclosures fortified with wire and ground infrastructure to ensure the safety and well-being of the rescued Wolves and Wolf dogs. This initiative is a collaborative effort with Wolf Haven Ridge and Full Moon Farms as coordinators.

Educational Focus: We envision using the expanded Wolf annex for educational workshops. The goal is to enlighten students and visitors about the crucial role wolves play in maintaining ecosystem balance. We aim to open this new area in 2024, providing an immersive experience that fosters understanding and appreciation for these magnificent creatures.

Fundraising Goal: To support this ambitious project, we are launching this fundraising campaign with a target of $120,000. The budget covers the construction of enclosures, wire installations, jungle gyms, den boxes, and infrastructure (water, electric and pathways).

Donors will have a direct impact on wildlife conservation and education and all donors who give over $50.00 will be invited to the grand opening of the Annex.

How You Can Contribute:  Donate here on our website!

• Help us Spread the word on social media using #WolvesForTomorrow and encourage friends and family to join the cause!

Timeline: We aim to reach the fundraising goal by May 1, 2024, with construction set to commence soon after. We plan to open the expanded Wolf annex for educational workshops in 2024. 

Join us in securing a future where wolves thrive and education empowers conservation!

How You Can Help

Donations

As most of you know Tigers For Tomorrow started out as a big cat preserve. Over the years we have matured into a full-scale predatory preserve serving as a last stop forever home to nine species of wild cats, the North American black bear and brown bear and over 50 canids Including wolves, hyenas, coyotes, and multiple species of foxes.

 We have also expanded our horizons to many different species of small mammals such as civets and genets as well as a large barnyard menagerie and 26 rescue Equines including horses, mules, donkeys and mini horses. 

Visit

The Preserve is open all year long on the weekends and we do add additional hours during holidays and Spring-Summer -Fall.

You can visit the preserve by purchasing general admission- allows you to spend as much time as you want on a walk about of the preserve.

Book a private tour for 1-10 people. Make your visit educational and entertaining. Spend 1.5 hours with one of our educational specialists and learn about instincts, behaviors, our husbandry and animal welfare practices.

Join us for an 
Environmental Education Field Trip
 

The Preserve hosts private, public and home school groups all year long. Able to accommodate up to 160 students with a guided tour, lunch pavilion, animal contact yard, gift store and our NEW public Bathrooms!

 

Did you know?

The white spots on the back of a tiger's ear are called Flashings. Come to Tigers For Tomorrow and find the enclosure sign that has this fun fact on it and take home a magnet! 

Our 2022 Annual Report

2022 has been a very successful year! Check out our annual report!

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Contact us

Telephone: 256-524-4150

E-mail: untamedmountain@gmail.com

Address: 708 County Road 345, Attalla, Alabama 35954

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