Big Cat's Hilarious Reaction to Catnip is All Too Relatable
This mountain lion shows us that cats, no matter their size, love a good catnip-fueled afternoon.
Thank you, Chastin, for taking the videos. Thank you, Megan Swinney & Parade Pets, for featuring Takoda & the effect of catnip on a mountain lion.
Takoda arrived at BCFC in April 2018 and is Saint's brother (born on Super Bowl Sunday, Feb 7 2010).
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It's not every day you find yourself paw to paw with an exotic cat, but on Saturday, June 21, Bear Creek Feline Center is opening its doors to the public with free admission. For more News, Weather, and Sports in Panama City, Florida, visit: https://www.mypanhandle.com
BCFC hosts first-ever 'Big Cats, Big Impact' event to give back to the community
Missed our event? Check out the highlights here: youtu.be/NYWcATVX0a4 Bear Creek Feline Center continues to serve as a sanctuary and educational resource for the communityβand your involvement makes it possible. #BearCreekFelineCenter #BigCatSanctuary
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It's not every day you find yourself paw to paw with an exotic cat, but on Saturday, June 21, Bear Creek Feline Center is opening its doors to the public with free admission. For more News, Weather, and Sports in Panama City, Florida, visit: https://www.mypanhandle.com
BCFC hosts first-ever 'Big Cats, Big Impact' event to give back to the community
A huge thank you to everyone who joined us this past weekend! Your presence and support fuel our mission at Bear Creek Feline Center: providing safe, lifelong homes to wildcats and educating the next generation on wildlife preservation. www.youtube.com/watch
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Bear Creek Feline Center, Goodwill Big Bend Partner for Sustainability Event
Bear Creek Feline Center, Goodwill Big Bend host βBig Cats, Big Impactβ June 21 supporting wildcat education & community in Panama City, FL
Bear Creek Feline Center and Goodwill Big Bend partner for βBig Cats, Big Impact,β a donation-based open-house event promoting wildcat education, environmental stewardship, and community engagement on June 21, 2025, in Panama City, Florida. bearcreekfelinecenter.org/goodwill-big...
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Schmoozer the bobcat, jumped up so high,
Right over Jim, with a twinkle in his eye...
Bobcat Jumps OVER Man's Head! (Schmoozer the Bobcat)
Schmoozer the bobcat, jumped up so high,
Right over Jim, with a twinkle in his eye.
Chastin stood ready, with food in a bowl,
While Schmoozer came down, playing his role.
He jumped, oh he jumped, for a snack to be got!
That Schmoozer, he loves what he's got!
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The endangered Florida panther is the last surviving big cat species on the eastern seaboard of the United States. Experts estimate that only120-230 panthers survive in the southwestern corner of the state, where they are faced with a booming human population and the development that comes with it. In 2024, 36 panther deaths were recorded by state wildlife officials, which was the most since 2016. The majority of those deaths are the result of collisions with vehicles, including one that was struck by a train, state statistics show. As Floridaβs population continues to be among the fastest growing in the nation, ecologists say that is putting added stress on an already shrinking habitat for the Florida panther. Male panthers require home ranges of around 200 square miles to find prey and mate, putting them in the path of Floridaβs growing network of roads and highways, built to accommodate a growing human population. The Florida panther, which is similar to but smaller than the Western cougar or mountain lion, once roamed across a large swath of the southeastern U.S. Hunting and habitat loss have decimated their numbers and confined them to a shrinking space of about 2 million acres (809,000 hectares), according to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. Indeed, along what were once narrow country roads in eastern Collier and Lee counties there are numerous major projects under way that will create tens of thousands of homes and the traffic that comes with them. "We think this is the last stand for the Florida panther because many of the areas have already been encroached upon and eaten up through development and mining,β said Amber Crooks, senior environmental policy advisor at Conservancy of Southwest Florida. Environmental groups have been fighting an uphill battle to curb some of the development and vow to continue those efforts. "For me, Florida Panther and its ability to persist here is really the litmus test as to whether or not we are saving enough green space to protect our own interests because areas that the panther use are places we like to recreate, they are areas where we need for our wetlands, for our water resources, drinking water and our agricultural production,β said Crooks. ------------------ For More News and Videos SUBSCRIBE and Turn Notifications On https://bit.ly/2r0BEND Get a Digital Subscription to the Tampa Bay Times https://bit.ly/2Xinunj Follow us: Facebook βΊ https://www.facebook.com/tampabaycom X βΊ https://twitter.com/TB_Times Instagram βΊ https://www.instagram.com/tampabaytimes TikTok βΊ https://www.tiktok.com/@tampabaytimes
Endangered Florida panther faces dual threats of urban sprawl and increased traffic
βThe endangered Florida panther faces increasing threats from urban expansion and traffic-related fatalities. Bear Creek Feline Center is committed to providing sanctuary and raising awareness for these majestic creatures. #floridapanther youtu.be/OgRnCuSPKQM?si=PG1CYzNVA2URHi_L
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Jaguarundi Breeding Colony: A Rare Conservation Success Story - Bear Creek Feline Center
Discover the only jaguarundi breeding colony in North America at Bear Creek Feline Center. Witness these rare wild cats up close.
Bear Creek Feline Center is home to the only captive jaguarundi breeding colony in North America. Learn about this rare wild cat & how you can help protect them! #WildlifeConservation #Jaguarundi #bearcreekfelinecenter
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https://bearcreekfelinecenter.org | (850) 722-9927 | Bear Creek Feline Center: Watching the Weather for WMBB News 13 Ever wonder how your local forecast is made? Itβs not just computer models and satellite dataβreal people play a key role! Meet the News 13 Weather Watchers, dedicated individuals across the Florida Panhandle who report real-time weather observations to help meteorologists fine-tune your forecast. At Bear Creek Feline Center, Jim Broaddus shares what inspired him to become a Weather Watcher and how his daily reports assist News 13βs First Alert Storm Center. From temperature and humidity to wind direction and rain totals, these crucial updates provide a clearer picture of what's happening in YOUR neighborhood. As meteorologist Tyler Eliason explains, "No one lives at the airport," which is why hyper-local observations make all the difference in delivering a reliable forecast. Want to help improve weather coverage in your community? Becoming a Weather Watcher is easyβall you need is a thermometer and a rain gauge! Follow us on: Blog: bearcreekfelinecenter.org/bear-creek-feline-center-news Google Business Profile: maps.app.goo.gl/vHi2JRA94WVydTcw7 Youtube: youtube.com/@bearcreekfelinecenter Twitter: twitter.com/bearcreekfeline Facebook: facebook.com/BearCreekFelineCenter Linkedin: linkedin.com/company/bear-creek-feline-center Instagram: instagram.com/bearcreekfelinecenterofficial
Bear Creek Feline Center: Watching the Weather for WMBB News 13
Curious about weather conditions in Panama City? BCFC is not just a sanctuary for exotic catsβwe also operate a weather station! Our station provides real-time temperature, humidity, wind speed, rainfall data, for weather reports for News 13βs Weather Watchers. youtu.be/o0sUUMVEiqY
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