
Officials say the facility is not a zoo, but a last-stop
preserve. Animals that come to the facility remain there for the rest of their
lives.
More than 10,000 visitors, primarily from the Southeast,
visit the facility each year.
Hundreds of school children also visit annually on field
trips, and Tigers for Tomorrow makes educational presentations on wildlife in
local schools.
One school raised money to help offset the costs of rescuing
a lion from Guatemala.
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