Twenty big cats at a wild animal sanctuary in Shelton have died from the bird flu. It happened within a matter of days around ...

FOX 13 Seattle. 20 large cats in Shelton, WA dead from bird flu. Posted: December 24, 2024 | Last updated: March 5, 2025. Twenty big cats have died from bird flu at a Shelton animal sanctuary.

More than half of the cats at the sanctuary in Shelton, Wash., died of the virus over the past several weeks. By Emmett Lindner Twenty big cats, including a half-Bengal tiger and four cougars ...

The Wild Felid Advocacy Center in Shelton was home to 37 big cats — including tigers, cougars and leopards — before the outbreak began in late November, said Mark Mathews, who co-founded the ...

An animal sanctuary in Shelton, Wash., is under quarantine after a bird flu outbreak killed 20 big cats at the facility over the past month.

SHELTON, Wash. (KING) – At the end of a dirt road in Washington state, travelers may encounter the sounds of some large cats. The Wild Felid Advocacy Center is a non-profit wild cat sanctuary ...

An animal sanctuary in Shelton, Wash., is under quarantine after a bird flu outbreak killed 20 big cats at the facility over the past month. The Wild Felid Advocacy Center of Washington called the ...

Twenty big cats, including a Bengal tiger, several cougars, and a lynx, died after contracting bird flu at an animal sanctuary in Shelton, Washington earlier this month. Skip to content.

WASHINGTON STATE — Twenty big cats at a wild animal sanctuary in Shelton have died from the bird flu. It happened within a matter of days around Thanksgiving, and now the non-profit is preparing ...

The Wild Felid Advocacy Center in Shelton was home to 37 big cats - including tigers, cougars and leopards - before the outbreak began in late November, said Mark Mathews, who co-founded the ...

Bird flu ripped through a Washington state wildlife sanctuary, killing 20 big cats, ... Mark Mathews, director of the Wild Felid Advocacy Center in Shelton, told NBC affiliate KING of Seattle.

Bird flu has been on the rise in Washington state and one sanctuary was hit hard: 20 big cats – more than half of the facility’s population – died over the course of weeks.