5/5 Josh P. 6 months ago on Google
I
have
been
wanting
to
visit
for
years.
There
is
nothing
more
satisfying
and
wholesome
than
supporting
animals
and
those
who
dedicate
their
lives
to
rescue.
The
whole
experience
fostered
feelings
of
empathy,
tolerance,
and
respect.
This
is
a
perfect
place
to
instill
these
attributes
in
young
people.
The
weather
was
perfect.
No
dust.
Our
first
experience
was
with
the
sweetest
peacocks
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He
got
up
and
ran
over
to
us.
You
can't
feed
any
bird
species,
including
the
ostriches,
hens,
mallards,
crows,
blackbirds,
turkeys,
roosters,
and
peacocks.
You
also
may
not
feed
the
mini
ponies.
They
are
watching
their
figures.
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Before
entering
the
sanctuary,
you
are
shown
an
informative
video
about
how
to
safely
feed
the
animals.
They
also
touch
on
the
heights
of
the
fences
if
they
are
over
6
feet?
Don't
place
your
hands
over
to
feed
such
for
the
ostriches,
bison,
or
camels.
Never
place
fingers,
wrists,
forearms,
or
arms
between
the
holes
in
the
fences.
They
also
show
you
how
to
pet
the
zebras
through
the
fence.
Don't
take
selfies
with
the
camels.
Don't
race
the
zebras.
They
have
food
and
drinks
for
sale.
They
also
have
a
cute
gift
shop
area.
They
also
have
ice
cream!
You
can
rent
red
radio
flyer
style
wagons
for
those
with
toddlers.
The
property
is
tatefully
decorated
for
spooky
season
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There
is
a
beautiful
garden
with
fresh
greens.
They
cut
us
some
long,
fresh
stems
of
PERFECT
Kale
for
four
dollars.
We
also
purchased
the
"spicy
greens"
for
3
dollars.
We
bought
their
raw
honey.
We
made
a
salad
for
dinner
last
night
and
OMG!
They
had
a
large
pumpkin
patch.
You
can
purchase
a
pumpkin.
Instead
of
purchasing
them
from
big
box
stores.
It
brings
awareness
to
youngsters
about
sustainability
and
environmental
awareness.
Who
knows,
it
may
spark
a
passion
in
some
for
gardening.
We
were
followed
by
these
barn
kitties.
We
went
into
the
Olive
maze.
The
kitty
followed
us,
and
we
sat
down
and
hung
out
with
the
kitty.
The
pigs
and
ducks
were
so
cool.
We
also
met
their
gorgeous
corn
snake.
This
was
so
important.
It
shows
kids
that
snakes
and
other
reptiles
deserve
their
love
and
respect,
just
like
their
furry
friends.
We
met
some
sassy
alpacas
and
llamas.
I
wish
we
got
pics.
We
were
so
caught
in
the
moment
that
we
forgot
to
document.
The
same
goes
for
the
hilarious
goats,
regal
horses,
massive
steers,
and
sweet
cows.
I
had
never
touched
a
sheep
before.
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There
was
this
playful
kid
(goat)
that
just
had
to
get
all
our
attention.
The
feed
goes
so
fast.
But
so
worth
it!
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