Panther Ridge Conservation Center is a facility in Loxahatchee, FL that has several different feline species and can be visited via private tours. On August 1, they announced a the addition of a 2 month old female Carpathian Lynx kitten, and are holding a contest to name her. Winners will get a chance to meet her up close. Name the Carpathian Lynx kitten
Thanks for starting a news thread on this facility. It's gone under the radar for quite some time, but I visited at the beginning of 2020 and really liked the place. They do a lot of good work and I hope it gets more recognition in the future. With the recent arrival of the lynx, this small cat park now holds 10 species. Amur Leopard (Melanistic Variant) Caracal Cheetah Clouded Leopard Eurasian Lynx Fishing Cat Florida Panther Jaguar Ocelot Serval
Their melanistic Amur leopard, Mischa, was part of a litter of 3 born to Mystique at Tanganyika Wildlife Park on April 13, 2021: Tanganyika Wildlife Park Celebrates the Birth of Three Amur Leopards - the Most Endangered Big Cat Species in the World - Tanganyika Wildlife Park
On March 22nd, 2023, the center announced that a (0.1) clouded leopard named Peach was born on February 7th to parents Taj x Lura. Meet our newest, adorable family member, Peach | By Panther Ridge Conservation Center | Facebook On May 19th, it was reported that (0.1.2) clouded leopards were born on April 5th to parents Taj x Unknown. On July 8th, the center announced the name of one of the cubs, Leilani. Endangered Clouded Leopard Cubs Born At Panther Ridge - Town-Crier Newspaper Panther Ridge Conservation Center Panther Ridge Conservation Center On September 25th, the center announced that they acquired a (1.0) Carpathian lynx named Niko. Panther Ridge Conservation Center On October 28th, the center announced they acquired a (1.0) cougar which was later named Kai. Introducing the newest arrival to Panther Ridge He will be making his debut at Twilight tonight! Name suggestions can be made with a donation tonight... | By Panther Ridge Conservation Center | Facebook Panther Ridge Conservation Center