Wild Animal Sanctuary of Colorado
Rehabilitation For Abused Large Carnivores
The Wild Animal Sanctuary in Colorado is the oldest and largest non-profit sanctuary in the U.S. They have many tigers, lions, bears, wolves, and other animals that were originally pets or animals from closed zoos.
Published by Mike Oberg
I am a retired engineer who enjoys photography. I post slideshows of my pictures and write articles on a range of topics. My daughter Maria Roth and my wife Mary Oberg are both AC contributors. View profile
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Post a CommentExcellent ♥ thanks so much for sharing
Excellent work. They appear to be very well taken care of.
Great pictures and nice to see the cats get a second chance at a better life.
Your pictures are a great way to start off any day!
Oh, my! What beautiful animals!
Great pictures. I love lions and tigers and basically any kind of cat wild or domestic.
Having spent a ton of time working to rehabilitate and return orphaned and injured animals to the wild, I can honestly say that I generally don't find the situations these animals find themselves in humane even when good intentions are involved.
What a coincidence! I just read a great article on this place. Excellent photos!
Fascinating!
@Melinda, that is why most of the animals are here -- someone thought they would be a cute pet.