Tigers About the House

Giles Clark challenges himself to raise two endangered Sumatran tigers. Clark shares his experiences during the crucial development stage and provides round the clock care to ensure their survival.

The Sumatran tigers are now eight weeks old and are exploring Giles home with very adult tiger behavior. Giles is hopeful and believes that raising them at home will give them the best possible chance of survival in the wild.

After quickly outgrowing Giles' home, the cubs travel to the Australia Zoo and are introduced to the other tigers living in captivity.

The cubs have now settled into the zoo and Giles gives them their first swimming lesson. Unfortunately, one of the cubs has developed an eye condition that leaves him fighting for his life.