The Spirit of the Hills Wildlife Sanctuary only source of income to help the animals is from tour fees, donation from local businesses and a volunteer veterinary. Their programs include Education and Demonstration tours, outdoor learning center, National Forest clean-up and various animal education. The sanctuary's next event is Family Fun Day on September 22, 2012. The cost per adult is $15, senior $10, college students $10, youth $7 and free for 3 and under children.
Every time I go to the Wildlife Sanctuary I wish I could take an animal home and have it as a house pet, but you can't!
ReplyDeleteI think that the sanctuary should get more cool animals like ligers and lions.
ReplyDeleteI think we should take another feild trip to the Wildlife Sanctuary to remind us that animals are truly unwanted and abused.
ReplyDeleteAre there any wolves there? Hopefully no animal activists try to release them, and put us in the same boat as Montana,Idaho,Wyoming, and Colorado!
ReplyDeleteI agree with Lance that they need more cool animals and Shelbie that we need to go there again :) I also like your colors and stuff on the blog :)
ReplyDeleteIs this the sanctuary with the llamas? I didn't know that there were 40 different species! Also, anyone who abuses animals should be arrested or something!
ReplyDeleteI had no idea the sanctuary was so large! Where is it located? How do you become a volunteer? What happens at the Family Fun Day?
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