LSU's live tiger mascot, Mike VII, affectionally rubs the head of his veterinarian and caregiver, Dr. Rhett Stout, during a morning visit to the Tiger Habitat across from Tiger Stadium.

Mitchel Kalmanson, the owner of the live tiger being brought to LSU football-Alabama game, has a history of mistreatment of animals, according to PETA.

LSU and Southern University’s campuses are landmark locations in Baton Rouge, featuring beautiful architecture and deep ...

Where does LSU tiger live on campus? How close does LSU tiger live to Tiger Stadium? Mike the Tiger lives in a 15,000-square foot enclosure that cost $3.7 million. The habitat was built in 2005 ...

The current Mike — Mike VII — took over in 2017 following the death of his predecessor, and he resides in a $3.7 million habitat adjacent to Tiger Stadium which was constructed in 2005.

Mike is a special Bengal and Siberian tiger who lives on the Louisiana State University campus, where he also serves as the mascot. He has a state-of-the-art habitat with its own waterfall and ...

Mike the Tiger VII, the live tiger mascot of LSU, enjoys a $3 million state of the art habitat that is visited by thousands of LSU game day patrons. A great way to get the LSU fans fired up on ...

Louisiana governor Jeff Landry has been an advocate for Mike The Tiger to make a return to the sidelines for LSU home games.

Mike VII is the only live tiger mascot in the U.S. He lives on the Baton Rouge campus in a habitat that includes a 14,000 square foot yard with two pools, grass, and other natural substrates.

Mike’s 15,000-square-foot habitat is nestled between Tiger Stadium and the Pete Maravich Assembly Center and was renovated in 2005 at an expense of $3.5 million.

Mike’s 15,000-square-foot habitat is nestled between Tiger Stadium and the Pete Maravich Assembly Center and was renovated in 2005 at an expense of $3.5 million.

Where does LSU's live tiger mascot Mike the Tiger live on campus? How close it his habitat to Tiger Stadium?