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Carole Baskin is the founder and CEO of Big Cat Rescue.

EUREKA SPRINGS, Ark. — "Construction is starting on the Freedom Field where all the Big Cat Rescue cats will soon live," Baskin said.

Here's why Big Cat Rescue is closing: The Baskins' joint announcement explains they've lately been spending much of their time working towards policy changes — last year, the couple supposedly spent most of their time and money on passing the federal Big Cat Public Safety Act, which is also known as BCPSA.

— Carole Baskin's Big Cat Rescue in Florida is shutting down. Carole and her cats became popular after Netflix featured them in the hit show, "Tiger King," in 2020. FOX23 Investigative Reporter Janna Clark spoke to Carole about how she plans to move the cats to her rescue in Arkansas.

2021 audited financial statement. Sources of support. Big Cat Rescue has been a 501(c)(3) non profit entity since 1995. The two primary sources of revenue to support the cats and the educational activities are the revenue from the educational tours and donations from caring individuals, corporations and foundations.

Big Cat Rescue has entered into an agreement with Turpentine Creek Wildlife Refuge, an accredited sanctuary in Arkansas, to move most of Big Cat Rescue's cats to Turpentine Creek where we will continue to fund their care for the rest of their lives.

NONPROFIT RATINGS The Independent Charities of America has certified Big Cat Rescue as one of the Best in America Charities every year since 2008.

Big cat breeders stock the animals in speed-breeding facilities, forcing the females to produce four or five times more litters than they would in the wild. The private zoos overbreed to provide tourists with cubs to pet continually.