The Tiger Silver Master

In 2007 a travelling circus asked a local farmer to take care of its tigers, for a few months, but they were never to return. That farmer was now left with the responsibility to care for these animals but neither he nor the local vet had any experience with such animals. They did their best to keep the animals alive with food and water, but their living conditions are minimal and despite the men’s best intentions the animals are in a constant state of suffering. The tigers were never medically examined and live in a unhygienic environment with little space to move, completely open to the elements.
The animals were never sterilized and a series of cubs were born over the year leading now to four tigers, two of which were born in the train carriage.
We cannot sit idly by any longer, the Wildlife Advocates Foundation’s expertise is in identifying animals in such distressed situations and getting them out as quickly as possible.

These animals deserve to spend the rest of their lives recuperating from this trauma in a natural environment, with the feel of soft ground under their paws.
With your help we can do that. Their colleagues at the Ubuntu Wildlife Sanctuary in South Africa are waiting with open arms, so they need to get moving ….

We as S&P need to help and raise 25k Euro per tiger to get them there safely. That cost is the only thing stopping these tigers enjoying the rest of their lives as they should, back in nature, with proper nutrition, care, space to roam and freedom.

Thanks for you your comprehension and support.

Wildlife Advocates Foundation & SP

• Case Solid stainless steel
• Case Diameter: 50 mm
• Case Thickness: 11,95 mm
• Numbered limited edition engraved on the backcase 
• Sapphire coated non-reflective glass/lens
• Miyota citizen quartz Japanese movement
• Luminous hands and accents on the dial
• 2 Comfortable soft silicon anti-allergic straps with the famous SP touch of suede
• Travel Pouch
• Each watch will be unique, with its own unique number. The watch will be in a travel pouch and an extra strap. One strap is black and the other quick release one is brown-orange (a typical tiger color).