Wild Cats at Lindsay Wildlife

Wild Cats at Lindsey Wildlife Museum in Walnut Creek

Lindsay Wildlife Experience excitedly welcomes you to join us for “Wild Cats at Lindsay Wildlife“. Members have the special opportunity to meet an endangered Fishing Cat at an exclusive event on the morning of July 1st.  Four other frisky felines, including a Cheetah, an Ocelot, a Geoffrey’s Cat and a young Black Leopard, are visiting on July 1, July 25, and August 22. The general public is invited on these dates to join us in celebrating the Lindsay’s “Summer of Cats- Felines: Fierce and Friendly“. Barbara and Rob Dicely of Wild Cat Conservation and Education Fund are making these events possible by bringing their big cats to the Lindsay to introduce them to the public and provide a valuable learning experience.

Get up-close to some of the world’s most amazing cats during “Wild Cats at Lindsay Wildlife” this summer! This exciting and unique event  brings rare cats to Lindsay three days this summer; July 1, 25 and Aug. 22.  Barbara and Rob Dicely of Wild Cat Conservation and Education Fund (WCE&CF)  are making this event possible by bringing their cat ambassadors to Lindsay. This  North Bay organization educates the public about the decreasing population of wild  cat species around the world, provides funding for worldwide wild cat conservation projects and offers safe refuge for captive wild cats.

All other shows are open to the general public with paid admission at the door on the day of the event. There is
limited space so arrive early because admission to the show is not guaranteed and tickets will be distributed on a
first-come first-serve basis.