ScavengersScavengers are often viewed as dirty, gross, opportunistic creatures. However, the ecological role they serve is vital. Let’s discuss what […] View Article
Jumping for JoyHere at Turpentine Creek Wildlife Refuge, we have some incredible athletes. Our cats are great at jumping, leaping, climbing, and […] View Article
Absolutely FeralWhen thinking about the animals that share our world with us, many of us make a clear distinction between wild […] View Article
Let’s Talk About PoopEverybody poops! So, it’s only fair to talk about it. The cats at TCWR are big poopers. But how is […] View Article
Do Animals Feel Love?Today is Valentine’s Day, and love is not just something for people to enjoy. It’s a feeling experienced all throughout […] View Article
Bears Have Bad Eyesight, And Other MythsCommon knowledge can be misleading. Some common facts are known as “old wives’ tales;” others are widely believed to be […] View Article
Snow Days at TCWRSnow days in the Ozarks are rare moments that seem to slow our local communities into a calm stillness. Some […] View Article
Exotic Pets and Wildlife DeclineIt is estimated that, of the world’s population of 8.1 billion people, over half have a pet in their household. […] View Article
Feline Mesopredators Around the WorldTurpentine Creek Wildlife Refuge has been a home to previously abused, neglected, and abandoned cats for quite some time. Some […] View Article
Savannah Cats of TCWRWhat is a Savannah Cat? A Savannah cat is a hybrid resulting from the intentional breeding of an African serval […] View Article