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Black Pine Animal Park
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Location of Black Pine Animal Park Black Pine Animal Park Black Pine Animal Park is not a typical zoo, it's a sanctuary. We exist to give rescued and retired animals a safe haven, and to educate people and enhance their knowledge of exotic and endangered species. We believe that by allowing the general public to meet and observe the exotic animals in our care, we can plant a seed of awareness that can positively impact the conservation and preservation of exotic and endangered species around the world, as well as their natural habitats. To help attain this vision, we provide visitors of all ages a unique opportunity to meet (REALLY up-close!) exotic and endangered animals including lions, tigers, chimpanzees, monkeys, leopards, bears, and dozens of other mammals, birds, and reptiles from all over the world. Our animal population is made up of individuals who have retired from performing, or been rescued from private owners who tried to keep them as pets. Your visit to Black Pine Animal Park will be unlike any zoo you've ever seen! It's an experience for all ages. Come see, listen and learn!
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