Wild Animal Sanctuary

The Wild Animal Sanctuary is a renowned organization operating four facilities across the United States, including three in Colorado and one in Texas. With a combined area of over 33,000 acres, these facilities provide natural habitats for more than 950 animals, including lions, tigers, bears, wolves, cheetahs, and many other species. The Sanctuary rescues animals from captive situations and rehabilitates them, allowing them to live freely and peacefully with others of their kind.

With a mission to rescue suffering animals and give them a new life, the Wild Animal Sanctuary travels across America and even to foreign countries to save animals in need. Through specialized rehabilitation processes, the Sanctuary changes the lives of these animals, providing them with massive spaces and the freedom to roam. Visitors can witness the remarkable recoveries and learn about the animals at the Sanctuary's facilities in Keenesburg, Springfield, and Craig, Colorado, as well as in Boyd, Texas.

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