Following a three-month quarantine, a big cat sanctuary in Washington is re-opening after a deadly bird flu outbreak struck ...

They include the ocelot, caracal, Pallas’s cat, Geoffroy’s cat, and the fishing cat. These felines are expert predators in their native habitats, and some aren’t bigger than the average ...

She’s a 4-year-old Geoffroy’s cat, and her name is Dia. While she looks similar to domestic cats, the zoo said she is a wild cat native to South America and should not be considered a pet.

The sanctuary included a full list of the cats who passed away: Tabbi, a half-Bengal tiger; Crackle, an African caracal; Mouse, a Geoffroy’s cat; Pebbles, a Bengal cat; Thumper, a Eurasian lynx ...

The outbreak led to 21 deaths among their big cats — including a Bengal tiger, four cougars, five African servals, four bobcats, a Geoffroy’s cat, and an African caracal. Five other animals ...