Tang Baihu, a white tiger at Yancheng Zoo, strikes a pose in Changzou, eastern China’s Jiangsu province, China.

The zoo is trying to find Tang a Mrs. Right before mating season in the spring.

Tang accidentally killed his wife, Meng Ya, also a white tiger, in October 2008 during a failed mating session.

According to Xu Yihai, a spokesman for the zoo, “He cornered his wife, forcing her to mate with him, but got refused. Unexpectedly he roared and bit his wife on the back.”

Meng Ya died soon after being rescued out due to spine and nerve damage.

The white tiger is an endagered species — only around 200 tigers exist, scattered in a few countries, like America, India, Britain, and China, so the zoo has launched a worldwide campaign to find Tang a wife.