Beginning June, we are open to the public no reservation necessary for unguided walk throughs Wednesday, Thursday and Friday from 9am-1pm, every Saturday and Sunday year round from 9am-4pm. Park closes at 5pm.

.We do occasionally close if there are storms or if it is forecasted to rain all day. If you are thinking about coming out on a rainy day just call first, there will be a recording on by 8 am if we are closed.

Cameras and Photos: Our policy here at the preserve is no photos. Why is this? Well because first and most importantly, because we are a sanctuary, or as we like to say a preserve. We are not a zoo, there are three great zoos in the area, Birmingham, Atlanta and Chattanooga, all of which do allow photos and they are a great place to visit to take photos and support their mission of conservation and education. However, we are a preserve,  our animals come from various places, some of them have had great lives prior to coming here and some of them have not. Our goal is to give the animals that live at UNTAMED Mountain a peaceful life and we will do what ever that takes, and a few times we have run across people that did not respect our policies and aggravated the animals just for a picture. So we decided at that time that pictures would not be allowed. Visitors that understand our mission and come to visit the preserve for the animals have never had a problem with this policy. We do sell photos at the gift shop and offer Guardian Angel adoptions for those who want a photo of their favorite animal. We would like to thank all of our guest who have been more than supportive of this policy and have continued time and time again to visting. Your visiting help us support the animals and the park, and because everyone has been so kind the Board of Director has decided to begin allowing photos for those on private tours under the supervision of a tour guide.

Target Field Trip Grants

To learn more go to Target's website

For those of you who have asked what we could use - here is our wish list:

• Hot water heater-thanks Lowes
• Wood chipper
• concrete mixer
• plywood
• exotic african mask
• Blender
• water cooler-crystal springs dispenser type

• grain: 10% all stock, 10% sweet feed, cracked corn
• hay- Thanks Buel!
• water buckets
• dish towels, towels, wash cloths
• bleech, sponges, dish soap
• tractor and bush hog
• rubbermaid tubs 55 gal or larger
• plastic totes with covers
•  4 large pooper scoopers- petco
• Pecans for the bear-Yonah
• New well for water in the preserve to get water to cats
• 10/12 inch black corregated pipe -100 feet or more we need 1500 feet
• large steel cooking pots- big cat water bowls
• any and all power tools are accepted
• presure treated 4x4's and 6x6's
• 6 inch pvc pipe - 200 psi
• washer and dryer for commisary
• propane or solar hot water heater-thanks Lowes!
• plywood/sheets of partical board
• electricty/lights in barn
• 2 fire hydrants
• gift store- we will be putting a list up soon that will let you know the supplies that are needed.
• display cases
• 2 coolers
• work golf cart/passenger cart alsoIn the next 2 years the preserve would like to become self sustainable on renewable energy, in order to do this we need  the following help.
• a solar consultant, solar panels to run the barn, caretakers faciltiy and commisary off of.
• Skid steer attachments, grappler, trencher, backhoe

Yona the Grizzly

Tigers for Tomorrow receives frequent calls, many of them urgent, asking TfT to adopt animals of all sorts. Sadly, TfT can not accept all requests due to the additional funding that would be needed for new habitats, food, veterinarian care, etc. Adoptions are accepted as Sue and Wilbur are able. All of us know they would love to say yes to all calls for help.

With the construction of the new bear habitat, they were able to say yes! to the adoption of this special 6 month old grizzly. He calls Untamed Mountain his permanent home where you can visit him. What fun this will be to watch him grow!

Read my Press Release

Come See Me

On June 18th Tigers for Tomorrow at Untamed Mountain opened the first section of the West Side Preserve. Cowboy says, "Come see me. I am the second largest tiger at the preserve and have been waiting patiently for this section to open. You’ll also get to see my neighbors Boris the Great, a recently adopted African lion along with Dakota, a friendly mountain lion. The new wolf pack habitat is in this section, so you can view “juveniles” Tanke, and Wamble, with their adult wolf teachers in action. We are all so excited to see you and be seen!"

The West Side Preserve will eventually be the main entrance to the Tigers for Tomorrow preserve. The second phase of the West Side Preserve is the under-construction bear habitats, soon to be home of Cody and Ranger, the newly adopted black bear cub.

This section has been created to answer some of the questions you all may have. If your question is not answered here, please feel free to email us at This email address is being protected from spam bots, you need Javascript enabled to view it   Note: The best way to reach us is by phone, we do not always have time to check emails, but if you will leave us a message we will get back to you quickly. This is the best way to reserve a space for a school field trip reservation or home school reservation.

Wilbur and Sue

Tigers For Tomorrow is a exotic animal park and rescue preserve. We are home to over 105 animals. We are a last stop preserve, and the animals that come to live with us remain here for the rest of their lives.

Can we visit the Preserve?

Yes! The preserve is open to the public (please see hours below). Our last admission is at 4:00pm. Visitors entering at 4:00pm are welcome to stay until 5:00pm.

There are a few ways to visit. First, you can do a walk about. This is a general walk around at your lesiure. When you first get to the preserve you will be greeted by Zack and Tootles, our young Camel and Zebra. Next stop is the Childrens Barnyard Contact Area. This is the only area visitors will be able to interact with the animals. The Barnyard is home to Goats, LLamas, Sheep, Emus and some assorted other animals. A short distance away is the Carnivore Compound where you will be greeted by our volunteers, and if you are lucky, by the howling of Bear and Lakota, our Timber Wolves. The carnivore compound is currently 10 arces and houses over 35 big cats, yes, tigers, lions, cougars, leopards and more.

There is no need for a reservation to do a walk about. Admission is $10.00 for adults, $5.00 for children ages 3-12, and children under 3 are free.

The Park and the Office is closed on Monday and Tuesday. No phone calls will be returned until Wednesday

Can we bring a camera?

If you want a picture of a particular animal you can become a guardian angel or purchase a picture.

Thanks Again!

Please remember you can adopt any animal at the preserve and Adoptions make great christmas gifts!

2009 Adoptions

Spring 2009

• Temple Pruett-Furry-African Lion

• Tina Paul Perez-Simba-Lynx

• Gene and Ann Marie Lang- Freida- African spurred Tortiose

• James and Susan Sears- $1000-Sydney-Siberian Tiger

• Beth Lee- Benny- Black Leopard

• Cherie Patterson-Furry - African Lion

• The Keenan Family- $1000- Jemiah-Bengal Tiger

• Elec Willbanks-Katie- Siberian Tiger

Winter 2009

• Lynea & Rob Kunkle-Kaylee-Serval
• Gail Whelan- Annabelle- Siberian Tiger
• Patty Mozley-Katie-Siberian Tiger
• Rick Davis-Annabelle-Siberian Tiger
• Sara LAwless-Yonah-Grizzly Bear
• Sloan Lawless-Lucy-Red Fox
• Emily Taylor-Tootles-Camel
• Wil Taylor-Cowboy-Siberian Tiger
• Henry Sinclaiar-Isis- Bengal Tiger
• Kate Sinclair-Yonah-Grizzly Bear
• Ava Still-Annabelle-Siberian Tiger
• Holden Cooper-Angel- African Lioness
• Taylor Stanfield-Dakota-Cougar
• Derek Reynolds-Lucy-Red Fox
• Kylie Rowe-Zach-Zebra
• Cora Stone-Ms. Ollie
• Sarah Heaslett Sparks-Luna Bella- Tiger
• Lee Howard-Bella-Timber Wold
• Priscilla Tapio-Chickens
• Drew, Jen and Campbell Frazier-Yonah-Grizzly Bear
• Ray & Teresa Stewart-Yonah-Grizzly Bear
• Roy and Mary Elisetewart- Furry Lion-African Lion
• Stewart and Sarah Conner-Minardi-Wallaby
• Staff of the Birmingham Muesum of Art- Mr. Lion- African Lion
• Preparation Department of theBMA
• Registrar's Department of the BMA
• Margret & Jim Burnham-Lakota-Gray Wolf
• Esta Kamplain-Angel-African Lioness
• Gabby Gary-Ahtowee- Mountain Lion
• Lori Cummings-Cody -Black Bear
• Jason Upton-Sugar Ray-Siberian Tiger
• Our Lady Of Fatima-Class of 2010-Jasmine-Mountain LIon
• Marilyn Ritter-Attoey-Mountain Lion
• Dan Ritter-Kaylee-Serval

Come On! Make me smile.

Great Gift idea for the Holidays- New Gift level- read on!

Besides helping us provide a better life for our rescued animals, the Guardian Angel program is dedicated to providing all of our animals with a better life, funds generated on the gaurdian angel program are used to provide our animals with enrichment (toys, barrels, jungle gyms), habitat maitenance, pay veterinary bills and other expenses such as water pails that some of the cats like Cowboy like to destroy. We also take great pride in our tours that we give to our Guardian Angels, because it is our chance to educate the public on exotic animals, their role in the environment, and how we can all make a difference in local and global conservation.