Wild Haven Wildlife Sanctuary

Meet Our Animals

Every animal has unique needs, behaviors, and adaptations. Learning about these differences helps us understand why wildlife conservation and habitat protection are important. Explore the species featured below.

Aurora

Aurora is a white female tiger. She enjoys sunbathing, swimming, playing in the snow, and exploring enrichment items like boxes and cardboard tubes.

Amari

Amari is a lioness who has permanent facial paralysis. She remains curious and enjoys exploring her new habitat, experiencing grass beneath her paws, and observing the other rescued animals around her.

Bagheera

Bagheera is a jaguar who was rescued in 2021 from Tiger King Park in Oklahoma. He now enjoys relaxing on elevated platforms, cooling off in his pool, and collecting toys to hide in his night house.

Bob

Bob is a bobcat who is sweet-natured, curious, and playful. He now enjoys exploring his new habitat at Wild Haven Wildlife Sanctuary, where he receives specialized care and enrichment.

Wildlife Facts

Learn More About Wildlife

Watch the video above to learn more about wildlife conservation. You can also visit a conservation organization's website to learn more about protecting endangered species.

Help Protect Wildlife

Learning about wildlife is a great first step toward conservation. You can help by supporting responsible wildlife organizations, respecting animals in nature, and sharing accurate conservation information.

How to Get Involved

1. Fill out the contact form and select "Volunteering" as your reason.
2. Our team will reach out to schedule an orientation.
3. Complete a short training session on animal safety.
4. Start your first volunteer shift.