About Central Florida Animal Reserve
The Central Florida Animal Reserve (CFAR) is a big cat and wildlife sanctuary housing lions, tigers, leopards, and cougars. We are building a platform to address the challenges of big cats in the future, and provide value to society today. We engage the world of the big cats through our mottos:
COMPASSION. CONSERVATION. COMMITMENT.
This non-profit facility serves big cats that would otherwise not have a home. We are on a mission to preserve these magnificent animals and to act as stewards for their care and well being. At CFAR, when it comes to big cats, it’s about vision.
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Central Florida Animal Reserve
Central Florida Animal Reserve is a wildlife preserve housing lions, tigers, leopards, and cougars.
Come see us TONIGHT at the Saint Cloud Downtown Monthly Market from 5-9pm! Don’t forget that if you visit our booth and book a tour with us, you will receive a 10% discount! See you tonight! #nightmarket #bigcats #teamcfar
Come join us tomorrow at the Saint Cloud Downtown Monthly Market from 5-9pm! If you visit us and book a tour at our booth, you will receive 10% off! See you tomorrow! #nightmarket #stcloud #bigcats #teamcfar www.cflar.org
Don’t forget! Come join us at the Saint Cloud Downtown Monthly Market this Wednesday, September 27th from 5-9pm! Big cat merchandise will be on sale and volunteers will be on hand to share great stories about our beautiful residents! See you there! #nightmarket #stcloud #bigcats #teamcfar www.cflar.org
The Downtown St. Cloud Monthly Market is back for the season! Come see us at our booth every Wednesday from 5-9pm starting September 27th! Hope to see you there! Saint Cloud Downtown Monthly Market #stcloud #nightmarket #teamcfar www.cflar.org
Contact Address
Central Florida Animal Reserve, Inc.
500 Broussard Rd.
St. Cloud, FL 34773
Phone: 321-637-0110
Mail: contact@cflar.org
Frequently Asked Questions
What are your hours of operation?
Central Florida Animal Reserve’s Big Cat Encounters are available at selected times on Saturdays and Sundays. Tour availability varies according to the activity but generally run from 12pm to 4:30pm during the winter, and longer during the summer. For availability and options, visit our booking widget.
Guided Walking Tour
How do I volunteer?
Visit here for Volunteering opportunities: Volunteering Opportunities
Where do these animals come from?
Some of our animals come from pet situations, some were rescues, and others from governmental agencies. No cats at the facility were wild-born.
Why does CFAR exist?
While the actual numbers are debated, the big cat population in the United States is comparable to that of the wild. This is especially true of tigers. The organization exists to provide big cats a home to live out their lives surrounded by individuals dedicated to their needs. The relationships developed through this care are used to educate the public and bring attention to the issues surrounding big cats.
What do you do with these cats?
Daily care is the largest component of our activities. That includes feeding, watering, facility maintenance, and enrichment activities.
Is it true that you moved all the cats to Osceola County?
Yes! Our facility is located close off 441.
More Questions?
Please note: Because we have a very small staff, the most efficient way to reach us is via email. If you cannot find an answer to your question on our website, you are welcome to call (321)-637-0110. Just be aware that it may take us up to 24 hours to respond. We appreciate your understanding.
