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Protect-Big Cats

Bracelets made with love to raise awareness of big cat conservation

The Big Cat Sanctuary

Providing a future for some of the most beautiful and endangered cats in the world. Home to over 50 cats including African Lions, Sumatran Tigers, Jaguars, Amur Leopards and Snow Leopards to name just a few. They are located in the heart of the Kent countryside in the UK. The 32 acre plot began as a refuge for big cats that had been rescued from less than desirable homes, the site has now become a sanctuary and breeding centre that takes a personal approach to their wildlife residents.

 With progressively more involvement in both fundraising and supporting conservation initiatives at The Big Cat Sanctuary, they also contribute to in-situ conservation projects around the globe. By securing a future for both big and small cats they are conserving and restoring the balance of the ecosystem in which predators play such a vital role. In doing this they are saving not just isolated species but our entire natural world.

To learn more

  www.thebigcatsanctuary.org

Shop Protect Big Cats
 

And help to raise awareness for big cat conservation 

Snow Leopard Double Wrap Bracelet

£24

Snow leopards are native to the mountain ranges of central and South Asia. They have very thick fur and they store fat in their tails, which they use not only for balance whilst moving athletically on the mountains, but also for warmth by wrapping it around them.
The snow leopard is listed as vulnerable on the IUCN red list.

A donation of £5 will go to The Big Cat Sanctuary with the sale of this bracelet.

Photo of Laila the Snow leopard at the Big Cat Sanctuary by photographer Alma Leaper.

Black Jaguar Double Wrap Bracelet
 

£22
Jaguars like to live in subtropical and tropical swamps and wooded regions of southwestern United States, Mexico and some parts of Central America.
A short and stocky animal, who is very good at swimming and climbing.
The Jaguar is near threatened on the
IUCN red list.

A donation of £5 will go to the Big Cat Sanctuary with the sale of this bracelet.

Photo of Maya the Black Jaguar at the Big Cat Sanctuary by photographer Alma Leaper.



Lion Stacking Bracelet
 

£16
Lions spend most of their time sleeping. After dusk they start socialising and grooming, and then at dawn they are most likely to start hunting.
The Lion is vulnerable on the IUCN red list.

A donation of £3 will go to the Big Cat Sanctuary with the sale of this bracelet.

Photo of Kasanga the Lion at the Big Cat Sanctuary by me.

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Tiger Stacking Bracelet

£16

Male Tigers vary in total length between 8 and 12.8 ft and weigh between 90 and 300kg. There a three types of tiger colour variations white, golden and stripe less Snow White.
The Tiger is endangered on the IUCN red list.

A donation of £3 will go to the Big Cat Sanctuary with the sale of this bracelet.

Photo of Nias the Sumatran Tiger at the Big Cat Sanctuary by photographer Alma Leaper.


Leopards

 Long Pendant 

£25

A donation of £5 will go to The Big Cat Sanctuary with the sale of this necklace


Earrings

 £12

A donation of £3 will go to The Big Cat Sanctuary with the sale of these earrings

Teardrop Pendant

£22

A donation of £5 will go to The Big Cat Sanctuary with the sale of this necklace

Black Jaguars

Long Pendant

£25

A donation of £5 will go to The Big Cat Sanctuary with the sale of this necklace

Teardrop Pendant

£22

A donation of £5 will go to The Big Cat Sanctuary with the sale of this necklace

How to get involved

The key issues for cats around the globe are that they are victims of habitat loss and degeneration as well as conflicts with humans and the illegal wildlife trade. The aim is to reduce human/wildlife conflict - by pioneering and utilising various conservation techniques and strategies.
 To find out more about the work that they do and have a look at the tours and experiences which they offer then please do visit their page.

 

Jack the Jungle Cat at the Big Cat sanctuary

Photography Credits

The pictures of the beautiful Snow Leopard, Tiger and Black Jaguar have all Been taken by Alma Leaper who is the lead photographer at the Big Cat Sanctuary. Visit Almas website here to find out more about the work which she does.

Other Photography Credits - Fern Leaves - Elias Tigiser. 
All other big cat pictures are me!


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