Big Cats of Suffolk started in 2021 to promote the book Mystery Animals of Suffolk by Matt Salusbury. You can order the book from its distributors, Bittern Books, here. (Yes, it’s on Amazon UK too.)
At the time of writing it was available from Aldeburgh Bookshop, Halesworth Bookshop, Harris & Harris of Clare, Beccles Books, Jarrold Books of Norwich, Dunwich Museum, Woodbridge Books, Moyse’s Hall, Bury St Edmund’s, Snape Maltings Crafts, Old Hunstanton Barns, Willow Tree Farm Shop of Glemsford, The Parish Lantern of Walberswick, Waterstones of Martlesham Heath, Colchester Museums , the Sudbury and Beccles branches of Roys of Wroxham, Clarkes@Saxmundham, the Sudbury Tourist Information Centre and Waterstones Sudbury.
If you find any of the above shops are out of stock, let me know and I’ll get onto them.
Please do check with any of the above outlets before attempting to buy a copy from them that they do still have a copy in stock.
Read some reviews of Mystery Animals of Suffolk here:
There’s an extract from Mystery Animals of Suffolk, that was published in Fortean Times magazine. Read here…
The bigcatsofsuffolk.com site also serves as a contact point for reporting sightings, possible kill signs and field signs of big cats in the county of Suffolk and as an archive for historic news reports of big cat sightings from Suffolk. See the news page for updates.
There’s now a regularly updated online map showing well over 300 big cat sightings, kill signs, field signs, “vocalisations” heard and a few misidentifications. It covers the period from 1976 until now and the county of Suffolk in detail, as well as other East Anglian sightings reported to me. It includes a few photos. It’s linked from here.
There’s a formerly-known-as-Twitter feed at @MysteryAnimals. There’s also a near-identical @MysteryAnimals feed on BlueSky.
You can “tip” me to help keep bigcatsofsuffolk’s ongoing investigations happening via Ko-fi at
ko-fi.com/mattsalusbury. Details are here.