The refuge center is only a couple miles from where I have property.
The cat is afraid of people and not a threat to anyone unless it was confronted.
Unless you are a raccoon, there is nothing to worry about. When coyotes are available, an experienced cat will sometimes leave just a bit of the carcass to draw in another predator for an easy kill. I doubt this cat has ever been in the wild, the coons are just the easiest prey.
The cat will stay close, as her brother who she is well bonded to is still in the fenced area.
I do recommend to anyone, that it is worth a visit to the refuge to see the big cats. The African Lions, and Bengal Tigers are huge and you can get a lot closer to them than you can in a zoo. He does charge an admission fee, to help cover the costs of keeping so many cats.
Here is a link to their website;
http://www.exoticfelinerescuecenter.org/
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