Wild Animals - The Wild Animal Sanctuary: open grassland rescue for large carnivores
Wild Animals · 0:41
Located northeast of Denver in Keenesburg, Colorado, The Wild Animal Sanctuary spans thirty-three thousand acres dedicated to rescued carnivores. Established in 1980, the facility cares for large predators that suffered mistreatment, whose owners could no longer manage them, or that were at risk of euthanasia. Since opening, the non-profit organization has helped more than one thousand animals. With hundreds of animals under care, the licensed facility expanded its footprint by acquiring a nine-thousand-acre ranch near Springfield to provide vast open spaces.
Source: Wikipedia
More videos
- Wild Animals - Hunting permits: regulating game, conserving species, and preventing poaching 0:42
- Wild Animals - Eurasian goshawk: the solitary raptor of temperate forests 0:38
- Wild Animals - Species recovery plans: targeted roadmaps to combat extinction 0:42
- Wild Animals - Butterfly nets: specialized tools designed to protect delicate wings 0:34
- Wild Animals - Sierra Club v. Babbitt: protecting Alabama's beach mouse 0:37
- Wild Animals - Sharp-shinned hawk: North America's smallest raptor 0:37
- Wild Animals - Accipitridae: the global family of raptors 0:38
- Wild Animals - IUCN Red List: measuring global extinction risk 0:36
- Wild Animals - Hawks: woodland sprinters and soaring open-air hunters 0:40
- Wild Animals - Bear hunting: ancient survival and modern wildlife management 0:37
- Wild Animals - Bears: large solitary carnivorans adapted across the globe 0:40
- Wild Animals - Ugly Animal Preservation Society: comedy defending unappealing wildlife 0:44