The Serval Conservation and Education Refuge (TSCER) was founded to protect and care for rehomed or rescued domesticated and wild African serval cats. Our refuge and rehabilitation center serves all servals and the owners requiring assistance, with a focus on specialized care for handicapped servals and comprehensive public education on serval husbandry, characteristics, history, conservation, and care requirements. Servals, frequently kept as pets or utilized in Savannah cat breeding programs, thrive in captivity but face significant challenges from extremist animal rights organizations advocating for their removal from private and public ownership, even when provided with exemplary care. This misleading rhetoric fuels legislative bans, resulting in confiscation and euthanasia.