Showing posts with label The Wild Animal Sanctuary. Show all posts
Showing posts with label The Wild Animal Sanctuary. Show all posts

Monday, April 2, 2018

Sanctuary Welcome Center


The Wildlife Santuary



The wildlife Sanctuary


got itself some



a pretty sweet


new welcome center.


Comoplete with



statues,


a home theater,


conference rooms, 


a gift shop,


and a snack bar.

For those of you who visited before the new addition, this is a big deal. 

The new additions are amazing.  Keep 'em coming.

Monday, November 17, 2014

The Wild Animal Sanctuary ~ Tigers with Tammy

 

The Wild Animal Sanctuary

 
 
My sister's favorite animal is a tiger.

 
After my first visit to the Wild Animal Sanctuary,

 
I knew my sister would love visiting a place

 
with so many tigers.

 
Our furry friends with fangs,

 
didn't disappoint.

 
They soaked up the sun,

 
loafed around

 
went for a stroll

 
stroll

 
stroll

 
smiled for the camera,

 
took a nap.

 
and then went for another stroll.

 
Such beautiful creatures.

Monday, August 25, 2014

Wild Animal Sanctuary January Lions and Tigers and Bears Oh My!

 

Wild Animal Sancturary

 
 
The Wild Animal Sanctuary was started
 
 
in order to provide a place for animals to go and live out their lives in peace.

 
Sometimes zoo's have extra animals that spend all their lives locked in tiny cages.

 
Other times private citizens get wild animals when they are small and can no longer care for them when they get big.

 
At the Wild Animal Sanctuary an animal first starts out in a small cage, is attached to a family group,

 
and then released into a large open area to live out it's life in comfort

 
with dignity.  These animals are unable to be released into the wild, because they were never taught to survive on their own.

 
The sanctuary has constructed walkways above the animal living areas to avoid animal disturbance.

 
Once a person rises above the predator prey zone, the animal no longer notices it's existence. 

 
Allowing the person free observation without disrupting it's daily routines.

 
The concept strikes on genius.

 
What a way to coexist with the creatures we love

 
observe them up close

 
without disrupting them in a negative manner.