T&D's Cats of the World is a wildlife sanctuary located in Penns Creek, Pennsylvania, in Snyder County, providing permanent homes for abused, mistreated, or unwanted exotic animals. The facility houses nearly 300 animals, with a strong focus on big cats including lions, tigers, cougars, and leopards, as well as bears, wolves, and a variety of other species. Animals live in expansive naturalistic enclosures — tigers inhabit two-acre spaces, lions occupy one-acre areas — designed to promote wellbeing and natural behavior. The sanctuary operates seasonally during summer months, welcoming visitors who wish to observe these majestic animals at close range. Staffed by a dedicated veterinary team and the founding Mattive family, T&D's is fully licensed and receives no government funding, relying entirely on public support. Education and the prevention of animal suffering are central to its mission.