Panther Ridge Conservation Center
Endangered Big Cat Conservation Center in Loxahatchee, FL

About Panther Ridge
Part habitat, part haven, part labor of feline love, the Panther Ridge Conservation Center is above all else a home for some of the world’s most beautiful and endangered big cats. Panther Ridge is a 501 ©(3) nonprofit institution that is dedicated to conservation through education. Our center is home to 27 big cats representing 10 different species. We strive to engage the public with our feline ambassadors so that they may become aware of the plight of big cats in the wild. Once a cat is accepted by Panther Ridge, it will never again need a home, or be at risk of neglect or mishandling. Our animals are treated with kindness, respect, and gratitude for their part in conservation.
Tours

Guided Tour
Meet our ten different species up close and learn all about our magnificent cats!

Head Keeper Tour
Go behind the scenes with our head keeper, and get an in-depth look into the lives of both the cats and our keeper’s day-to-day.

Twilight Hours
Come join the fun during our twilight hours! Walk around our brand new facility and watch the cats when they are most active!

Big Cat Experience
Join a keeper to see how our biggest cats are cared for. Learn all about the cats’ individual personalities, species information and what goes into being a keeper. Help us with the cleaning, the diet prep, and even make a fun enrichment item for a cat of your choice!

Small Cat Experience
Join a keeper to see how our smaller cats are cared for. Learn all about the cats’ individual personalities, species information and what goes into being a keeper. Help us with the cleaning, the diet prep, and even make a fun enrichment item for a cat of your choice!

Cheetah Walk/Painting
Grab your walking shoes and join our keepers as they take one of our ambassador cheetahs for a walk around Panther Ridge in this exclusive tour.

Support Panther Ridge
Your donations support the ongoing health, diet and care our cats receive, the continuing build-out of our expanded quarters and the educational message we spread about the importance of these endangered and threatened animals.