Dutchess the Tiger Cam

A Rescued Tiger's Home

This live camera focuses on Dutchess, one of the many big cats given a permanent, safe home at the Turpentine Creek Wildlife Refuge. Her enclosure offers grassy ground, shaded resting spots, and the freedom to move that captive-bred tigers rarely receive.

Turpentine Creek Wildlife Refuge

Located near Eureka Springs, Arkansas, the refuge is a non-profit sanctuary dedicated to rescuing abused and abandoned lions, tigers, and other big cats. It provides lifelong care for animals that can never be returned to the wild.

The Ozark Setting

Surrounded by the rolling Ozark Mountains, the sanctuary's habitats are built to mirror a natural landscape of open grass and woodland edges. The camera captures the calm rhythm of sanctuary life as Dutchess settles into her territory.

Conservation & Education

Powered by Explore.org, this feed supports the refuge's mission of education and advocacy, letting viewers worldwide connect with these majestic animals and the work that keeps them protected.