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Tiger Khan was transferred to the Wildlife Waystation north of Los Angeles when he was deemed untrainable in the entertainment industry. The Wildlife Waystation contacted Safe Haven and other sanctuaries to rehome some of their big cats that were in small enclosures.

Safe Haven was able to offer tiger Khan and African Lion Tangassi each 20,000 foot habitats. Tangassi shared an enclosure wall with lioness Mona and after several careful months of observation and positive signs displayed by both lions, we successfully introduced them and so far, it’s been happily ever after.

3-year old Tiger Khan is a Bengal/Siberian hybrid and really need more space to be able to run and exhibit natural behaviors.

Change can be difficult – but not for Khan. He immediately raced up and down his three-tiered climbing and shade platform, plunged into his 8’ water tough, sped back up his climbing platform and then…forgot how to get down. But after a few moments of consternation, Khan remembered he is a tiger and simply jumped. He is making the most of his space in which to run, play and swim and has already bonded with Safe Haven staff.

Paperwork with the required importation permit to accept 2 cats from an international seizure has been submitted and fingers crossed, will be successfully process and we can provide them “forever” homes.

Our latest placement request is also a tiger from the entertainment industry. Only 1 ½ years old, she will require many years of care.

Safe Haven Wildlife Sanctuary is a no kill sanctuary and does not participate in breeding or selling our animals.