Captive tigers often live in enclosures that vary widely in quality. What makes a good enclosure vs a bad enclosure?

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Captive tigers suffer a variety of welfare issues.

Tiger tourism is a popular attraction in Thailand, where visitors can pay to feed, pet, and take photos with tigers. Over 50% of zoos...

More Tiger Temple tigers are now out in enclosures

Perimeter fences going up | DNP, 2023 After a bit of a rocky start, the next enclosures are finally underway. This means that in one of...

If you ask a group of people what their favorite animal is, chances are at least some of them will answer “white tigers”. In fact many...

Similar to humans, captive animals need stimulation to prevent boredom. Positive reinforcement training sessions One of the ways that...

Human-animal interactions Direct contact - keeper feeds leaves to a tiger | For Tigers, 2014 In a captive setting, it’s hugely important...

An important part of caring for animals in captivity is ensuring they live in the correct, natural social structure – but is equally...

Since 2016, For Tigers has been closely following the progress and welfare status of the Tiger Temple Tigers. Despite many setbacks and a...

Have you visited Huahin's newest Safari and Adventure Park (HHSA)? Were you refreshed to see the exhibits’ shiny, clean, and...

Almost monthly there are reports of zoos or captive wildlife facilities successfully breeding tigers. On the surface, this sounds...

The Animals Abroad Bill, as originally agreed upon in cabinet, was meant to protect animals in foreign countries from pressures such as...

The pandemic has been a hard time for captive animals throughout Thailand. No tourists and limited government funding has meant that many...

There are many beliefs about what goes on in tourist-tiger interactions. However, many of these beliefs are wrong. This World Animal Day,...