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Lenny
Status: Male Bobcat - Captive Raised, Permanent Resident
Age: 7 year(s), 1 month(s)
Lenny came to us on 08/30/06 and was brought to us by transfered from another shelter that was once someones pet.
Lenny is a love when you take the time to give him the attention that he needs. He was a confiscation case. Once removed from his home and family, Lenny spent months in a humane society, which as you can guess, is completely unsuited to housing a bobcat.[...]
Found an injured or orphaned bobcat and need help? Contact us!
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Marley
Status: Male Bobcat - Released
Age: 2 year(s), 0 month(s)
Marley came to us on 08/30/11 and was brought to us by a private individual who found it in the wild.
Darling Marley was found by a wonderful couple near Corpus Christi, Tx on the side of a road. He was in pretty good shape. This couple had been talking to our director, and had done everything exactly right.[...]
Found an injured or orphaned bobcat and need help? Contact us!
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Quincey
Status: Male Bobcat - Captive Raised, Education Animal, Permanent Resident
Age: 4 year(s), 1 month(s)
Quincey came to us on 07/29/10 and was brought to us by a private individual who found it in the wild.
Quincey and his brother Rineheart entered our program as kittens. Unfortunately, they contracted a very contagious, and very fatal virus called panleukopenia.[...]
Found an injured or orphaned bobcat and need help? Contact us!
Do you have a pet bobcat that you need to surrender to our care? Get the Details.
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Jenny
Status: Female Bobcat - Released
Age: 4 year(s), 0 month(s)
Jenny came to us on 10/07/09 and was brought to us by a private individual who found it in the wild.
Each year, we get at least one baby in that is dubbed our "Miracle baby". This year, that honor goes to our Jenny. She is a precious little girl who arrived in TERRIBLE condition. All we know is that she had likely been hit by a car as she had been found in the side of a road and picked up by some caring people who had the intelligence to know that she needed specialized care if she was to have a chance of survival. After spending over a day trying to find the right place to take her, the family who found her delivered he to us here at NBRR.[...]
Found an injured or orphaned bobcat and need help? Contact us!
Do you have a pet bobcat that you need to surrender to our care? Get the Details.
Need help with another wild species?
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Queso
Status: Female Bobcat - Captive Raised
Age: 2 year(s), 3 month(s)
Queso came to us on 05/31/11 and was brought to us by a private individual who was kept as a pet.
Queso is the result of an atempted rehabilitation by an individual with little bobcat experience. He is too unafraid of people to be released.[...]
The National Bobcat Rescue and Research (NBRR) is the largest wild caught and captive raised bobcat rescue, rehabilitation center, and sanctuary in the United States. NBRR is dedicated to the caring and understanding of the elusive and beautiful North American Bobcat (Lynx Rufus).
Bobcats: A year round commitment!
Source: www.nbrr.org
Author: jeremiah
12/17/2012
It's always baby season with bobcats! Here, in Texas, they breed year round. As the babies continue to pour in, the food, baby formula, and vaccines flood out. This year will mark over 400 bobcats through our facility since our doors opened in 2008, with a guarantee of many more to come. With our rapidly growing reputation, these cats are coming to us from all over the United States. Some of them are on the verge of death or gravely injured, while others just in a temporary shelter for assistance with relocation due to frightened misguided people who are trapping And removing them from their homes. One of our main objects at NBRR is to provide the general public with education about bobcats and why they have moved into our cities. Before deciding to remove a bobcat from your property, please contact NBRR for advice and assistance with your situation
Please help us! Become a bobcat hero and make a one time donation, monthly donation or provide us with supplies from our wish list. All money and supplies go to the upkeep of these animals from the time they get here until the time they are released and are all tax deductible. Please consider us when trying to decide which charities you will donate to this year. Take a moment to browse our photo gallery or one of the many profiles we've made for some of our most honored guests while you decide.
Thank You,
NBRR Staff
Sometimes, Mother Nature’s “Plan B” needs a Plan B….
Source: The Wildlife Center at Crosstimbers Ranch official blog » bobcat rescue
Author: karidawn
02/28/2013
Queso – a tough rehabbing case!
Source: The Wildlife Center at Crosstimbers Ranch official blog » bobcat rescue
Author: karidawn
12/26/2012
Bridgie: One of our long term residents
Source: The Wildlife Center at Crosstimbers Ranch official blog » bobcat rescue
Author: karidawn
12/22/2012
Meet Brave Braelyn. This tough girl has been through alot, and still has a
Source: The Wildlife Center at Crosstimbers Ranch official blog » bobcat rescue
Author: karidawn
12/18/2012
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Source: The Wildlife Center at Crosstimbers Ranch official blog » bobcat rescue
Author: karidawn
12/18/2012
Help us understand and protect these beautiful animals and give the gift of life! Please help us by making your tax deductable donation today! If you would like to help, or know someone who can, please contact us! Your donations will feed, house, build needed expansions, and care for hundreds of bobcats as well as help us discover how to prevent disease, over crowding, and human conflict in wild populations.
Thank you for your continued interest and support!
Valeri Marler
Executive Director
National Bobcat Rescue and Research
Attention AZA and/or USDA acredited facilities:
Please email us about our animals available for placement. You will be asked for proof of your standing with one or both of these organizations. WE DO NOT ADOPT BOBCATS TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC. Bobcats do not make appropriate house pets. This is proven by the numbers of of bobcats turned over to us every year. Education animals are not available through us. Please email if you have any questions. We will be happy to discuss our placement program with you.
"Living with Bobcats"
An Adult Lecture Series
Discover the mysteries of the North American Bobcat! Learn the history, survival techniques, behaviors, habitat requirements, and what to do when a bobcat makes your neighborhood it's home.
Ask questions, see photographs & videos, and share stories of bobcats who have been through NBRR and moved on. Contact Us today to learn more about our research projects, and how to get involved!
Meet the people who run NBRR who have truly set the bar on the topic of "living with bobcats". Contact us for details.
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