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Being able to be so close to the cages. The cages are large and the animal can "hide" from observers. They neuter or spay the animals. There is an excess of wild animal being held as pets. They rescue
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Date of experience: September 2019
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Me and my family had a wonderful time everyone was nice and looked like they enjoyed what they do with. The place is 100% volunteers running it no one is payed yet they are so compassionate about what’s going on and their goal to raise awareness on what happens in the world. The pictures you get are high Quality and if a animal likes close up pictures you can give your phone to a volunteer and they will take clove up pictures for you. …
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If you are in the area this is so worth the trip. Beautiful cats and lemurs. A few large lizards and emus. Small but worthwhile. The owners are very knowledgeable and care about the animals.
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Date of experience: November 2019
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This company is why the nature coast survives - God bless them. Not only to have the ultimate face to face encounter you get an much needed ecological education. They know their stuff. Thanks for making our trip wade. Tricia, Peter are THE BEST!
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Date of experience: November 2019
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While it isn't a large place you can get closer to the animals than at the zoo or Busch Gardens. The caretakers have chicken wings to entice the cougars out and they will take your phone and get pictures o them with the enclosure in the way. We saw Cougars, Tigers, Lemurs, Emu, huge tortoise (they live 100 yr), A leopard the owner raised from a baby. Allthe animals look very well fed. Go visit -- you and the kids will enjoy it.…
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Date of experience: October 2019
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