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We visited Hertfordshire Zoo for the first time to experience feeding a big cat. Our keeper was Hannah, who was very cheerful, extremely knowledgeable (obviously loves her big cats) and, although she must have had other duties to see to, we never felt rushed to finish up our experience and possibly even got a little more than our 30mins in the end. I had hoped to feed Siberia the tiger but she'd been fed the day before, it was already pretty hot by 9am and she really wasn't in the mood, which I totally understood; she's not a 'performing' cat after all. Hannah suggested we could try again later (but we decided against that as it would be even hotter) or see if Jessie the snow leopard was up for it, so off we went to see her. She was very much into the idea of some extra food, she zoomed around the structures in her enclosure to get to Hannah (and the food) . Once she was settled at the fence, Hannah walked me through the feeding procedure - to make sure I didn't come away with fewer fingers than I started with - and off we went. Jessie was very gentle with me and even licked my fingers, though it was through the gloves you need to wear to avoid passing on diseases. Once we were all done, she went off to sun herself on one of her favourite spots and, while she was relaxing, Hannah got a lovely close up photo of Jessie for us. On the way back to where the food is prepared to drop off her bucket, Hannah took us via the jaguars and told us a bit about Kedera and Kumal, including the fact that their daughter Leila is at The Big Cat Sanctuary (where I fed her last year!). It was good to be some of the first into the zoo that morning, so there were very few people about while we strolled around the big cat areas and it was actually very relaxing. It isn't cheap to feed a big cat but we felt it was well worth it for both the experience for me to get so close to a wonderful big cat and because the money goes to conservation of the animals you feed; so we both get something out of it.