Cat Tales Wildlife Center

"Went to this place while visiting family we truly thought this place was going to be a fun time unfortunately this was not the case. When we walked in we were hit with Instant disgust and sadness. The animals where all in small cages Pacing back and forth and making stress sounds. They had " wolf dogs " that are more dog than wolf locked up in solitary confinement these poor animals may have once lived as side show attractions but this some how feels worse. I hate to say it but Joe Exotic (the tiger king) at lest gave his tigers more room to run and knew they needed Companionship I'm sure most the staff do care about these animals and truly have good intentions but the owner should be ashamed of how this place is and the conditions the animals live in I would strongly recommend not going here and to donate your time and money to a real organization that is reputable and truly helps animals. This place may advertise as this but I believe this to be a scam"

"Very worth it. Waited for a guided tour & tho it was her first full tour, she did great At giving us the background of every species there!"

"Such an amazing place! I'm a huge fan of tigers and more, so seeing them here was amazing. The workers are so sweet. So many different types of animals!! :)) we also came during the Halloween event and got to see one of their bears (Oso I believe) eat a pumpkin! will be coming back at some point."

"What a treat! A great way to spend an afternoon with family. Visitors will get a much more intimate experience than if they visited a full-fledged zoo - and for a fraction of the price. Caretakers are full of information about not only the various species who live here, but have great stories to share about each individual animal. There is more to see here than only cats - bears, foxes, and a sassy raccoon also call Cat Tales home. Small children will have a great time here, but be prepared: the sanctuary is a no-running zone."