World-renowned Tigers Guardian By Humanitarian Photographer Lisa Kristine Signed Photograph In A Custom Frame

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Founded in 1994, Wat Pha Luang la Bua is a forest temple and sanctuary housing numerous wild animals, tigers among them. The Theravada Buddhist temple is located in the Saiyok district of Thailand's Kanchanaburi province not far from the border of Myanmar.
Local villagers arrived to the gate of the Wat with an abandoned tiger cub in 1999. Unable to turn away any sentient being, the monks took the animal in and weaned it back to health. More tigers were brought to the temple over the years, typically orphans of mothers killed by poachers or tigers who had become a threat to villages. More than twenty-one cubs had been born at the Tiger Temple by 2007 and now there are nearly fifty tigers in the sanctuary.
The great cats are fed large quantities of boiled chicken to prevent primal instincts in the cat at the the smell of blood. This image was made of the head Abbott and his favorite cat.

More about the photographer:
Lisa Kristine is a humanitarian photographer, her craft is devoted to honoring the innate dignity inherent in every individual. Lisa Kristine’s work spans more than 150 countries and serves as a catalyst for social change via exposure and financial support.

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Measures 30" X 26"

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