Could you recount the story about Sai Baba and the tiger?

Certainly. The story, detailed in Chapter 31, tells of a remarkable event that took place just seven days before Sai Baba's own passing. Three darveshis, who used a tiger for their livelihood, brought the animal to Shirdi. The tiger was suffering from a disease, and its owners, having exhausted all other remedies, sought the blessing of Sai Baba's darshan. Upon being brought before Baba, the fierce and restless tiger looked into his eyes, bowed its head reverently, struck its tail on the ground three times, and then expired at Baba's feet. This was seen as the tiger attaining liberation by dying in the presence of a great saint.