All proceeds go directly to the care of our animal residents.
Our field trips give students hands-on time with real animals and the people who care for them. Every visit covers animals, agriculture, conservation, and responsible ownership, with content adjusted for your group's age and grade level. Field trips run from October through May. Spots fill quickly, so book early if you have a specific date in mind.
Admission Pricing
Groups of 30 or more students.
Groups of 20–29 students.
All accompanying chaperones.
Groups with fewer than 20 students fall under our large group guided tour pricing. Contact us for details.
What to Expect
Your field trip is led by one of our educators. Every stop on the tour has a story — students hear directly from the people who care for these animals every day.
Breeds & Species
Learn about each animal's breed, species, and traits.
Habitats & Behaviors
Explore natural habitats, behaviors, diets, and conservation status for each animal.
Rescue Stories
Hear how each animal ended up at the sanctuary and how they're doing now.
Agriculture & Ecosystems
Understand the roles these animals play in agriculture, ecosystems, and education.
Animal Care Discussions
Talk through animal care, responsible ownership, and what it actually takes to run a sanctuary.
Supervised Exploration
Students can ask questions, get close to the animals, and take their time.
Duration and Facilities
Typically 2–4 hours, depending on group size and optional activities.
Available on-site for easy drop-off and pick-up.
Accessible throughout the visit.
Groups are welcome to bring lunch. Please let us know in advance if you plan to eat on-site, as outdoor seating is limited.
Meet Lilly the African Crested Porcupine
Enhance your visit with a special encounter with Lilly, one of our most beloved permanent residents. Students will learn about her biology, natural behaviors, and role in the environment, then get to feed her one of her favorite treats. All proceeds from this activity go directly to her care.
Educational Focus Areas
Our visits work well alongside classroom content on the topics below. Let us know what your group is studying and we'll work it into the tour.
Questions about group size, scheduling, or what to expect? We're happy to help — reach out to start planning.
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