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The Central
Florida Animal Reserve (CFAR) is dedicated to the preservation of
the "great" cats. This non-profit facility serves rescued big
cats from life-threatening situations, exploitation, and
inappropriate living conditions. We are on a mission to
preserve these magnificent animals and advocate for sustaining their
habitats before they are extinguished from the Earth.
COMPASSION.
CONSERVATION. COMMITMENT.
After over 10 years of stewardship, we are
re-dedicating ourselves to the core of our mission as CFAR.
Focus on compassionate care will aid our goal of healthy, contented
residents. Active research and social engagement will further
the international conservation effort. Expansion of programs
designed to improve social and personal growth will expand our depth
of commitment.
Video:
As premiered at the third Member
Day, 2008
Central
Florida Animal Reserve, Inc.
PO Box 184, Sharpes,
Florida 32959-0184
(321) 637-0110
contact@cflar.org
The
Central Florida Animal Reserve, Inc. is a 501-c-3 Nonprofit
organization. All contributions are tax deductible. All
materials on this website Copyright © 2007 Central Florida Animal
Reserve, Inc. unless otherwise noted, and are for
individual use only. All rights reserved. |
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WHAT'S NEW |
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WAYS YOU
CAN HELP |
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- Click on
Donate/Get Involved to find out how you
can make a positive impact!
- Donate online via PayPal
- Visit our Membership
page to learn how you can become a member!
- We are looking for
volunteers!
- Adoptions are open! Learn more on the
adoption page!
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ABOUT
C.F.A.R. |
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All Volunteer - The staff of CFAR is composed
entirely of dedicated volunteers. Together, they are on
the front lines of the fight to save big cats by preserving
their lives and treating them with dignity.
Outreach and
Education - these cornerstones of the organization
have brought presentations across the state, alerting people to
the plight of the big cats and reminding them that we are
caretakers of our environment.
Responsible Advocacy
- We stand for responsible advocacy, bringing light to the
situation surrounding big cats without resorting to
sensationalism for profit. |
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