Our Facility

Our current facility is situated on 720 acres of rolling grassland - with additional areas under development.

The Sanctuary was designed and built with a centralized compound located in the middle of the habitats. This portion of the facility is used as an initial receiving area for new rescues, and has specifically designed areas that allow animals to recuperate and adjust to their new surroundings. The rehabilitation process for rescued animals begins here with special playgrounds located within the compound area that help prepare animals for living in large acreage habitats.

The facility also has a unique system of elevated cat-walks and observation platforms which allow people to view our rescued animals enjoying their new life in large acreage habitats.

As more people contribute to our “Mile Into The Wild” walkway project, we will be able to expand our network of elevated catwalks and decks over new habitats – including the new Bolivian Lion House. The mile long walkway is estimated to be completed by the end of April, 2012. 

Our very unique 7,000 square foot temperature controlled round-house provides optimal care - and is used as a primary staging area for recent rescues that will be going through our rehabilitation process prior to moving into a habitat.

Our extremely large habitats allow the animals to run free, and play with others of their own species.

 
  

Tigers and Bears love to swim in our natural lakes and ponds...

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