They were abused and abandoned. Here, they are home.

The Tiger Preservation Center of Nevada is a non-breeding big cat sanctuary and rescue center that gives lifetime homes to abused and neglected exotic animals — tigers, lions, big cats, and timber wolves.

Shoka, a white tiger, resting in his enclosure at the center

Shoka, one of the center’s residents.

What we do

Rescue

We take in exotic animals that have been abused, neglected, or abandoned — animals with nowhere else to go.

Lifetime care

Every animal that arrives has a home for life, with the food, space, and veterinary care it needs.

No breeding, no shows

We are a non-breeding facility and do not exhibit animals. Sanctuary means rest, not performance.

More about our mission →

Video

See life at the sanctuary

“Lions and Tigers” — a short film created for the center.

Your gift keeps them fed, healthy, and safe.

A big cat eats up to 15 pounds of meat a day. Every dollar goes directly to the animals’ food, veterinary care, and enclosures.