Lions and tigers and…leopards, oh my! That’s exactly what you’ll say when you visit the Wisconsin Big Cat Rescue. The rescue center is home to dozens of big cats. And with a variety of tours to choose from, you have plenty of chances to get close to the majestic creatures. Take a look:
Ready to have a roaring good time? Then a visit to Wisconsin Big Cat Rescue in Rock Springs is in order.
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Open since 2005, the rescue and educational center provides a safe place for abused, neglected, and unwanted big cats.
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The rescue is home to lions, tigers, and leopards of all ages.
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Open to the public for tours, the rescue is a must-visit for animal lovers.
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There are several tours to choose from. You can take a self-guided tour and move through the sanctuary at your own pace…
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…or, you can take one of the more informative tours, such as the Morning Feeding Tour, during which you’ll learn all about the cats’ eating habits and watch as they’re fed.
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The Night Tour is another option, and gives participants the chance to see the rescue in a whole new light – darkness.
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If you’re interested in learning about each cat specifically, you’ll want to embark on the Founders Tour. During the tour, you’ll meet each cat and see the incredible bonds they share with the founders.
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All tours, except for the Feeding Tour, give participants the choice to walk or drive through the sanctuary.
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An affordable activity for the entire family, self-guided tours are just $9 for adults, $7 for seniors, and $6 for children (4-12).
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The Morning Feeding Tour, Night Tour, and Founders Tour are all considered “specialty tours,” and are $25 for adults, $15 for children (4-12), and free for kids 3 and under.
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So, are you ready to tour Wisconsin Big Cat Rescue? It’s open seasonally, from spring to fall. For more information, call (608) 524-5466. You can also visit the Wisconsin Big Cat Rescue website or Facebook page.
This isn’t the only place that you’re bound to have a wildly good time. Read about another here.
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Address: 305 Pine St, Rock Springs, WI 53961, USA
