This place is incredible! I can't believe I haven't been before! What a wonderful thing this family is doing for all these misfit animals. Everyone should go at least once and check it out. You will not me disappointed! The tigers are beautiful, the primates have such personality!

My husband and I took a special friend and experienced a wonderful time visiting T&D's Cats of the World. Pete was our tour guide and he did an absolute amazing job. We enjoyed experiencing the cats &:animals all of the staff were great . It's definitely worth the 30.00 we spent for our tour . Thank you team T& D's hope to see you again before the season ends.

This is a nice little animal sanctuary. It is mostly animals that came from unfit circumstances or exotic pets that were kept illegally. It has really grown over the years and is run mostly by donations.

We made our first trek out here probably twenty or so years ago and have probably been eight or nine times since then. The enclosures are very large and the staff emphasizes enrichment and quality of life; they have interesting and creative fundraisers (like the valentine cookie one!), very educational and informative, nice area to be able to picnic with the family while there- so nice to see such dedication to the protection of animals - we always enjoy visiting and encourage anyone in the area or passing through to visit.

T&D' Cats of the World is a great place to visit. Unlike visiting a zoo, the animals are alert and curious. It's fun to watch the tigers playing with one another. These animals have found their forever home. It's easy to see that their well taken care of. It's a must-see when visiting that part of Pennsylvania. We've been there more than once, and plan to go there again.

Gravel paths cut out in the woods of PA... It's pretty cool, I took my 3 and 5 year olds and a wagon to pull them... Some of the animals don't like the noise the wagon produced, but I was permitted to bring it. They have signs to keep the noise low, which I like... I don't need to hear a bunch of loud people. I would say it was 3/4 of a mile walk through the woods, which was also very nice. My son got his a new backpack for school from the giftshop 😁.

Perfect place to bring the family for a nice outing. This is a cool animal refuge that has been an active part of the local community for as long as I can remember. I went here when I was little and now I get to bring my little man here which is great! The animals seem well cared for. Their enclosures are big so they have lots of room. Most have more than one animal in them so they are not alone.

This place was a joy to visit on our pass through on vacation. The weekday guided tour was wonderful with Mark. Being able to hand feed the deer was a great moment for our 7 year old. As well as being so close to the animals was a unique experience. We even purchased a few small items in the gift shop and donated a little something to help out as well. I would recommend this place to any animal lover.

Great place for animals to live in an excellent home for the rest of their lives in a no kill refuge!

The rescue is a must see destination. There are lots of cool animals and most of them are visible during your visit.

Absolutely impressed with this sanctuary. I held my company retreat in a neighboring town and brought the team to T&D. The animals are so well cared for. First time I have ever seen tigers in captivity play like kittens. Our NYC city boy was particularly entertaining to watch as he fed the rambunctious deer. Our volunteer guide was informative and funny. Kudos to this amazing group of volunteers for caring so well for all of their furry beauties.

Fantastic wildlife refuge right in central PA. Still haven't had a chance to visit the aviary on account of lack of volunteers, but have been twice now to the main area. Lots to see and each enclosure has the animal's rescue story and other facts posted. Easy walking paths. Staff is engaging and knowegable. Bring your zoom camera or binoculars! I plan to be back sooner than later.