After seeing some reviews on trip advisor, we wanted to check this place out. No hours were posted but a phone number listed so I called to see if they were open in the winter and I was simply told that they are not open to the public. After explaining I found them on trip advisor, the man on the phone acted like I was crazy and again repeated that they aren’t open to the public. Disappointing because this seems like such a cool place.

Had to give up my two ducklings, Dale took them in kindly and I got a glimpse of the Emu (and heard it), and the local cat was very VERY open to befriending my mother and I. Large area filled with these abandoned animals, Dale is very sweet. Started a school fundraiser for him and will be giving all donations to him soon! Go visit!

Visited during an open house. Was a little disappointed. Was very crowded and not easy to see some of the bigger cats. Smell is definitely something you have to get use to. Cost seemed a bit high for what you got.

These are people who keep disguarded animals--and do a great job. They are not always open to the public so you would need to get in touch with them for a visit. A friend of mine helps out there and usually has scratch marks to prove it, but she actually gets in with the cats!

Never met two people (Deb & Dale) that love animals more. They put the animals first above all things including themselves. They have an open house twice a year where you can view all the exotic animals with all proceeds going to the care of the animals. The animals are very lucky to have them and so is Columbia.