New Bengal Tiger Cubs Available Soon for Petting
If you've only have dreamed of petting a real live tiger cub, your opportunity is coming up!
West Coast Game Park Safari - Bandon, Oregon Source: www.gameparksafari.com West Coast Game Park! America's Largest Wild Animal Petting Adventure!
If you've never heard of West Coast Game Park Safari in Bandon, Oregon, get out your GPS or go to www.mapquest.com.
Located 7 miles from Bandon, Oregon on Highway 101, it's a long detour to take off of I-5, but SUCH a memory to share. My daughter said we need to take a special trip up there RIGHT NOW!
(Image above is of Bella, the baby lioness we met and pet in Sept.)
Kimbo and Titan are the names of the two new Bengal tiger cubs. They will be available for special petting within the next two weeks.
You can see photos and images of these two ADORABLE new tiger cubs at http://www.gameparksafari.com/
Aloha & God bless you,
Michelle
Michelle C. Carr-Crowe, DRE #00901962, and the Get RE$ult$ Team (established by the late Judy Carr) are known as the "Lynbrook and Cupertino Schools Experts." Michelle is a creative catalyst for positive change in people's lives.She is a Silicon Valley-based multi-million dollar real estate consultant who works by referral only. Her designations include: Accredited Buyers Representative (ABR), Accredited Luxury Home Specialist (ALHS), Accredited Staging Professional (ASP), Certified Distressed Property Expert (CDPE), Property Marketing Expert (PME), Real Estate CyberSpace Specialist (RECS), and Senior Real Estate Specialist (SRES). In addition, she is an internationally-published freelance writer with over 1,000 traditional articles in print and online, as well as over 51,000 blog posts on Blogger, ActiveRain, MySpace, FaceBook, Realtor.com, Trulia, RealBird and others. She enjoys reading, traveling, animals, dancing, staging and praying. Check out her blog at www.activerain.com/results or visit her online at www.michellejudycarr.com or www.lynbrookhighhomes.com. For RE$ult$ ... Just Call ... (408) 252-8900.
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They look adorable, but I don't think I would be petting them let alone my grandkids.