The Largest Nonprofit Carnivore Sanctuary Homes Hundreds Of Rescued Animals

Photos courtesy of The Wild Animal Sanctuary

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The Wild Animal Sanctuary is the largest nonprofit carnivore sanctuary in the world, with over 900 rescued animals including Lions, Tigers, Bears, Wolves, Leopards and other large carnivores in addition to wild mustangs – all living in their own large natural habitats.

Established in 1980, the non-profit organization operates four unique facilities in two different states, with each facility having its own special design for the type of animals found within its borders. All four locations offer a combined 33,000 acres for abused, abandoned, and/or confiscated animals.

The main headquarters of this operation is located just 30 miles northeast of Denver, Colorado and this 1,214-acre facility is open to the public every day from 9 AM to Sunset. Visitors can observe and learn about hundreds of rescued large carnivores living in large natural acreage by strolling along an elevated walkway that stretches for more than 1.5 miles above the animals’ habitats. The Sanctuary specializes in rehabilitating captive wildlife so they can be released into these natural spaces where they’ll roam freely and live with others of their own kind for the rest of their days.

The Sanctuary’s main website offers a wide variety of insightful information about each facility as well as the animals that come into their care. Numerous fun, beautiful, and highly educational videos also help visitors to gain a better understanding of this remarkable non-profit organization’s mission.

To learn more on how to support and/or visit, please head over to WildAnimalSanctuary.org.