The queen has arrived!🐯 Catty Shack is welcoming two new members, Rosa, also known as the 'Queen of the Jungle,' and Baby.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla.The wildlife sanctuary welcomed the new “Queen of the Jungle,” Rosa! The 12-year-old lioness came to Catty Shack from a closing sanctuary in South Florida, according to a release.
Rosa’s habitat will be next to male lion Abu, so the two can get to know each other. They will see and hear one another through a fence in between before being formally introduced. “Baby,” a new caracal, also arrived at Catty Shack. The 18-month-old female exotic was rehomed to the sanctuary from a properly licensed private individual. After a quarantine period, Baby moved into her freshly refurbished habitat.Catty Shack Ranch is open every day from 1 to 3 p.m. Tickets are $7 for children and $15 for adults. Friday and Saturday Night Feedings are $25 - $45.12-year-old lioness came to Catty Shack from a closing sanctuary in South Florida.
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