With more than 30 large lion sculptures and 52 adorable little cubs on display for over three months, the stunning sculptures were each designed by local and national artists to celebrate Gloucestershire’s rich history, culture and diversity. The pride has captivated families across Gloucestershire since July, with all 32 large lions, together with three little lion cubs, all now looking for their fur-ever homes at the auction. Cheltenham and Gloucester Hospitals Charity head of income generation, Charlie Homer, said 'We’ve been absolutely blown away by the response to Lions at Large this summer. To book tickets for the Lions at Large Farewell, visit ticketsource.co.uk. To register your interest for the Lions at Large auction at Gloucester Cathedral where you can place a bid to own your very own large lion or little cub, visit lionsatlarge.co.uk/events/auction.