Last month, Turpentine Creek Wildlife Refuge staff traveled to Florida to rescue two white tigers from a park where they were forced to participate in cub-petting and swim-with-the-tigers attractions. Luna and Remington are now in their own habitat getting accustomed to the Ozarks.
Turpentine Creek Rescues White Tigers From Florida Attraction
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One of the two rescued tigers using a tree as a scratching post at Turpentine Creek Wildlife Refuge.
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The two tigers will be introduced to each other once the male is neutered.
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Staff and volunteers load one of the two tigers into a trailer bound for Arkansas.
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The enclosures where Luna and Remington were held as they waited for a resolution to the legal battle with their previous owners.
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