Florida Panther Sanctuary

Hello and welcome to the Florida Panther Sanctuary. Here we house, breed, and adopt out the endangered Florida Panther. If you have a panther in need, or would like to adopt, please let me know via post. Now I will give you a tour of our Sanctuary!
This is the Main Entrance:

This is the Pregnancy and Cub Raising Building:

Here is a picture of the inside:

This is the Quarantine Building where new Panthers are kept to make sure they are not sick or injured:

This is the Main Housing Building for the panthers:

Here are a few pictures of the inside:


Now for the Panthers! This is Cassandra, a healthy 2 year old female:

This is Lily, a fun-loving 1 and a half year old girl that loves to swim:

These are the males. This here is Nick, a 3 year old. He loves to chase the females around and lay in in the bushes:

This is Hunter, a 5 year old. He loves to stalk live lizard prey and is the more independant panther:

If you would like to adopt, please fill out this form:
Name of Panther:_________
Why you want him/her:_________
What you plan to do with him/her:_________
Donation Form:
Name of Panther:_______
Gender:_______
Injury(if none, just say none):_______

Note: These panthers now are not available for adoption as they are our main breeders for the facility. When either female has cubs, you can fill out a form for adopting a cub.
Thank you for visiting! We will soon have some cubs up for adoption, and we are always accepting new Panthers .

Nice rescue zoo!! I heard about a Florida panther that was being kept in a small dirty cage at a zoo. It's a female and she has no name. Can you take her?

Thanks Ratzappy, and yes, we will take her in as soon as possible. UPDATE TIME!!
Well, we have good news, more good news, bad news, and even more good news.
The first good news is that we got so many donations from the public that we were able to build a vet practice building!

The next good news is that Lily was pregnant by Nick, and soon after, she had a beautiful and healthy female cub. The staff has named her Cindy Lou.

She will be ready for adoption as soon as we can seperate her from her mother!

The bad news is, Nick and Hunter got in a scrap and we discovered Nick limping the next morning. We took him to the vet building, where Dr. Healer sedated him and had a look.

She diagnosed him with a fractured front leg and fitted him with a cast.

That's the good news, he is doing well and is being kept in the quarantine building until he gets better .
If anyone wants to adopt Cindy Lou, you can reserve her for when she is ready .

When she's ready, I would like to adopt Cindy Lou.

We have even more good news here at the Sanctuary! The female panther arrived early this morning and was checked out by our vet. Dr. Healer didn't find anything out of the ordinary, so now Mackenzie is spending the night in the Quarantine Building!
She is really enjoying her food and water after being neglected at that horrible zoo.

Cassandra was acting strange, so Dr. Healer had a look. She gave us the good news that Cassandra was pregnant by Nick! Cassandra had mated with Hunter before, but it was unsuccessful . Nick now has two mates! That player . We put Cassandra in the Pregnancy Building and she gave birth to two healthy cubs!
This is the female, Annie. She is a bit more laid back and likes to sleep:

This is her brother Daniel. He loves to pounce around and play with Cassandra:

Cindy Lou is still a cub, but she's getting there! Probably a few more weeks, or maybe a month and she will be ready to go to her new home with Ratzappy!

The new cubs are ready for someone to reserve them and also, when Mackenzie is doing well in her new exhibit, she will be ready for adoption!

Hi I found a young male panther by the road this morning. He is very hurt and I think he has a broken paw and leg. Name of Panther:No name
Gender:Male
Injury(if none, just say none):Broken leg/paw?
Can you take him? Oh and his name at my zoo where we are currently holding him is Petano{PAY-Tan-OH}Can you post pics of him soon?{if you take him since I can't post pics}

Yes, we will take him! I hope his leg heals good and he can find a new home!!

Btw, I sent you a PM on how to post pics..

Thanks for taking Petano. I hope he likes it there. Zena one of my staff had gotten very attached to him and would like to be at your zoo with him. She is a intern Zookeeper and she loves him very much. I just got a recent incline of guests and I donate 70,000 to your zoo. Take care of those animals and love Petano very much. He doesn't play rough. he is used to playing with the little kid guests here so you can tussle with him a bit. Just don't bump his paw to hard or he'll scratch. And thanks for the message. I'll try again.

Update time!!!
We recieved Petano the other day and he is doing good in the Quarantine Building. He is really warming up to our staff and they really like him.

When we got Petano, Zena Pound also arrived! She is now a full care taker of Petano and the other panthers:

We released Mackenzie into the regular panther housing building and she is doing well! She loves to swim, but she hasn't checked out the other panthers yet. She is also up for adoption!!

This was a small update, but we will have more! The cubs are still babies and are not ready to be adopted yet, but they will be soon!

Thanks!!

Their was a panther shot in the everglades will please take it??

panther: No name
condition: wounded
gender: girl


Will you take him????

cool

thats cool, anyway a male was found with a bullet in him and he may be sick. Locals nicknamed him rusty.