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Turpentine Creek Wildlife Refuge AR

Haley awaiting treatment.
Haley awaiting treatment.
Dr. Barron Hall working on Magic.
Dr. Barron Hall working on Magic.
Tye's fractured teeth.
Tye's fractured teeth.
Tye playing while awaiting treatment.
Tye playing while awaiting treatment.
Dr.s Curt Ritchie, Clarence Sitzman, and Peter Emily discussing Zeus' treatment plan.
Dr.s Curt Ritchie, Clarence Sitzman, and Peter Emily discussing Zeus' treatment plan.
Tools of the trade, Alex being treated.
Tools of the trade, Alex being treated.
Turpentine Creek Wildlife Refuge lion
Turpentine Creek Wildlife Refuge lion

From its humble beginnings in 1978 with one rescued lion cub, to its current home in 1991, to becoming an accredited sanctuary in 2015, Turpentine Creek Wildlife Rescue’s mission is to provide, “a lifetime refuge for abandoned, abused, and neglected big cats, with an emphasis on tigers, lions, leopards, and cougars.”

To learn more about Turpentine Creek, please visit their website:  www.turpentinecreek.org

PEIVDF visited a facility new to us, Turpentine Creek Wildlife Refuge, in Eureka Springs AR, August 2012.

During the first mission to this great facility, PEIVDF instructors and students treated 7 animals: 2 cougars, 2 leopards, and 3 tigers.  The team performed (20) root canal therapies, (6) extractions, and (5) other oral surgical procedures.

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