Bhagavan Antle

Mahamayavia Bhagavan Kevin Antle, is the founder and director of T.I.G.E.R.S, The Institute of Greatly Endangered and Rare Species and the R.S.F., The Rare Species Fund. He grew up on a vast cattle ranch in Arizona, where his great love for wild and exotic animals began and from a very young age he began raising and caring for every amazing animal he could get his hands on. As a young man he had many great opportunities to travel and explore the world and this eventually brought him to China where he studied for and received his Doctoral degree in medicine. He then interned as a traveling Doctor throughout many villages in mainland China and other parts of Asia. He returned to the United States in the early 80's and located in Buckingham, Virginia, where he co-created and ran Integral Health Services; an alternative drugless therapy clinic utilizing meditation, diet and exercise programs.
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Early life
Kevin grew up on a cattle ranch in Arizona where his interest in exotic animals started. He later traveled to China were he received his Doctorate degree in Medicine and later worked as a traveling Doctor throughout many villages. After returning to the US, he started practicing alternative medicine and drugless therapy.
Wildlife Conservation
He is the founder and director of T.I.G.E.R.S, The Institute of Greatly Endangered and Rare Species and the R.S.F., The Rare Species Fund.
Animal Trainer
He is also well known for training exotic animals. He also has successfully bred a Liger at his Myrtle Beach SC ranch. Antle has only two locations that are licensed under his USDA license number of 56-C-0116. Site 1 is at 851 Folly Ranch Lane Myrtle Beach, SC 29588 where he keeps 51 tigers, 10 leopards, 3 ligers, 2 lions and an assortment of other wild animals. the second site is in Miami's Jungle Island where he keeps 3 tigers, 1 cougar and assortment of other wild animals.
Allegations of Animal Cruelty
Antle is listed in the National Animal Cruelty Registry for seven instances of animal abuse.
 
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