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Oregon Tiger Sanctuary

Exotic and domestic non-profit animal sanctuary.

12/08/2025

Cooper is having fun in the pool playing with his boomer ball. It’s over 100 degrees at OTS so the water is very refreshing for the tigers! 🙏🏽🐯❤️

03/08/2025

Our African Vervet Audrey and the wild turkey family had a beautiful interaction! 🙏🏽🐯

24/07/2025

Metta is having fun in the sun with her boomer ball!

09/02/2025

The snow has been insane at the ! Almost 5 feet in a matter of days! Thank you to all of our amazing volunteers🙏🏽🐯🐵🐶🐱❤️❄️🙏🏽

06/02/2025

Chibi is finally willing to come say hello. The sound he makes is a greeting tigers use called a “chuff”. has been hit with a tremendous amount of snow in the last few days. ❄️🐯❤️ 🙏🏽

29/11/2024

Tigers love playing in the snow. ❄️ 🐯Happy Thanksgiving to everyone from all of us human, wild, and domestic at the Oregon Tiger Sanctuary. ❤️ 🙏🏽🐯❤️

28/11/2024

Cooper and Darby love the snow at OTS! 🙏🏽🐯❤️

16/01/2024

We give our deepest, sincere appreciation to our amazing volunteers for helping us with the over 3 feet of snow on the roofs of our tiger, primate, and dog cages. Thank you all so much for keeping our animals safe in a very dangerous situation. Love, Rob and Penny Needleman 🙏🏾🐯🐵🐶🦊❤️

07/12/2023

Snowball is enjoying his bone. 🐯❤️Every Sunday the tigers fast and get a bone to support their dental health while fasting turns on longevity genes! 👏🏽
Tigers have extremely powerful jaws
with razor-sharp canines which can measure nearly 3 inches in length.
They can deliver a bite with tremendous force. Their bite can exert a pressure of up to 1,050 pounds per square inch (psi), which is strong enough to crush bones and pe*****te through thick hides. To put that into perspective, the average human bite force is around 160 psi. 😎

22/11/2023

Cooper pulls an over 800lb water filled boomer ball out of the pool! Tigers are exceptionally strong. 🙏🏾🐯❤️

19/01/2023

The Oregon Tiger Sanctuary is very appreciative to our attending veterinarian Dr. Stephen Tesluk, owner of Ashland Veterinary Hospital. Dr. Tesluk and his wife Susan found and rescued this injured bald eagle at emigrant lake.
They brought the eagle to our friends at Wildlife Images and after extensive treatments and rehabilitation the eagle was able to be released back at emigrated lake to be with his/her mate. Dr Tesluk is an incredibly skilled and compassionate veterinarian and we’re deeply grateful to him and Susan for all they do for the animals at the Oregon Tiger Sanctuary and for so many people’s personal animals in Oregon and California. 🙏🏾🐯❤️ 🙏🏾

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http://www.oregontigersanctuary.org/

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