The Big Cat Sanctuary is deeply saddened by the news of the passing of Her Majesty The Queen and our hearts are with the Royal family, including our patron Princess Eugenie, as well as the British public at this deeply sad time.
Her Majesty The Queen has upheld a passion for animals throughout her reign. She will be remembered fondly as an animal lover and a fantastic advocate for the work of zoos and aquariums to save species and create a better world.
To pay our respects to The Queen on her Funeral day, the Sanctuary will be closed to experiences from this Sunday evening through to morning of Tuesday 20th September
March 22, 2024
The new series kicks off with a double dose of excitement from the iconic San Diego Zoo and its breathtaking Safari Park in the USA. With over 15,000 animal residents, including Komodo dragons, Galapagos tortoises, and polar bears, get ready to come face to face with nature’s wonders. Join brothers – Aaron, Tyler, and Cam – as they embark on a fact-finding mission
The Big Cat Sanctuary is pleased to announce the newest addition to the family, Kuda, a Sri Lankan Rusty Spotted Cat. Kuda is 5 years old and was born on the 30th of April 2018 at Hamerton Zoo Park. He joined us on Tuesday 13th February after a smooth 3-hour journey from Hamerton.
The London Beach Country Hotel Spa and Golf Club have partnered with The Big Cat Sanctuary for many years and they offer benefits of an excellent charity scheme. The way it works is you are able to enjoy Sunday lunch, cream teas, lunches, dinners and even a round of golf and the full value of the food including the green fees for golf ate donated to The Big Cat Sanctuary as the charity of your choice.
