I recently visited this small facility and reviewed it on the thread Snowleopard's 2017 Road Trip...and I just uploaded 26 photos of the zoo into the gallery. There are lots of cats there...plus a number of venomous snakes.
Forever Wild Exotic Animal Sanctuary Forever Wild News
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2022 News:
On March 2nd, the sanctuary announced they built a new exhibit for their (1.0) smooth-fronted caiman named Blu.
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On July 12th, the sanctuary announced they acquired a (0.1) mule deer named Daisy which is now on exhibit.
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On March 2nd, the sanctuary announced they built a new exhibit for their (1.0) smooth-fronted caiman named Blu.
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On July 12th, the sanctuary announced they acquired a (0.1) mule deer named Daisy which is now on exhibit.
https://www.facebook.com/reel/748531819601857/?s=single_unit
On May 20th, 2023, the sanctuary announced that a (0.1) African lion named Gypsy passed away due to breast cancer.
With heavy hearts... - Forever Wild Exotic Animal Sanctuary
On June 10th, the sanctuary announced that they acquired a (0.1) red fox named Ember which is now on exhibit.
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On July 10th, the sanctuary announced that they acquired a (1.0) spider monkey (species not specified) named Poke in 2021 and is now on exhibit.
Welcome our newest... - Forever Wild Exotic Animal Sanctuary
On July 17th, the sanctuary announced that their (1.0) generic tiger named Taj passed away at age 16 due to severe arthritis.
This last week we... - Forever Wild Exotic Animal Sanctuary
On November 1st, the sanctuary announced that a (0.1) generic tiger named Sakia passed away at age 20 due to old age. It was also announced that a (1.0) serval named Saber passed away due to chronic health conditions.
In honor of Dia de... - Forever Wild Exotic Animal Sanctuary
On November 6th, it was reported that the sanctuary acquired (0.0.2) American alligators (later named Loki and Sylvie) after they were found by police as they were investigating a squatter situation.
2 baby alligators found in San Bernardino get a new home at Phelan animal sanctuary – San Bernardino Sun
With heavy hearts... - Forever Wild Exotic Animal Sanctuary
On June 10th, the sanctuary announced that they acquired a (0.1) red fox named Ember which is now on exhibit.
Everyone, please... - Forever Wild Exotic Animal Sanctuary
On July 10th, the sanctuary announced that they acquired a (1.0) spider monkey (species not specified) named Poke in 2021 and is now on exhibit.
Welcome our newest... - Forever Wild Exotic Animal Sanctuary
On July 17th, the sanctuary announced that their (1.0) generic tiger named Taj passed away at age 16 due to severe arthritis.
This last week we... - Forever Wild Exotic Animal Sanctuary
On November 1st, the sanctuary announced that a (0.1) generic tiger named Sakia passed away at age 20 due to old age. It was also announced that a (1.0) serval named Saber passed away due to chronic health conditions.
In honor of Dia de... - Forever Wild Exotic Animal Sanctuary
On November 6th, it was reported that the sanctuary acquired (0.0.2) American alligators (later named Loki and Sylvie) after they were found by police as they were investigating a squatter situation.
2 baby alligators found in San Bernardino get a new home at Phelan animal sanctuary – San Bernardino Sun
On December 20th, the sanctuary announced they acquired (0.0.2) Patagonian maras named Betty Sue and Darla which are now on exhibit.
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On January 3rd, 2024, the sanctuary announced they acquired a (0.1) African lion named Nadia which is now on exhibit.
We would like to introduce you to one of our new residents! This is our African lioness, Nadia! She is 9 years old and settling in to her new home. She... | By Forever Wild Exotic Animal Sanctuary | Facebook
Forever Wild Exotic Animal Sanctuary
On January 3rd, 2024, the sanctuary announced they acquired a (0.1) African lion named Nadia which is now on exhibit.
We would like to introduce you to one of our new residents! This is our African lioness, Nadia! She is 9 years old and settling in to her new home. She... | By Forever Wild Exotic Animal Sanctuary | Facebook
On August 8th, the sanctuary announced that a (0.1) African lion named Nadia passed away due to a severe uterine infection and cancer.
Forever Wild Exotic Animal Sanctuary
On August 13th, the sanctuary announced they acquired a (1.0) serval named Jafari in February which is on exhibit.
Forever Wild Exotic Animal Sanctuary
Forever Wild Exotic Animal Sanctuary
On August 13th, the sanctuary announced they acquired a (1.0) serval named Jafari in February which is on exhibit.
Forever Wild Exotic Animal Sanctuary
SusScrofa
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So apparently this place keeps Small Asian Mongoose (Herpestes javanicus), confirmed through social media and also on their last USDA report from 12/2024. I don't think any zoochatters other than @snowleopard has been to this gross-looking zoo, but its very likely the only US facility currently keeping this species. On the longshot chance any member ever visits here, hope you can post some updated images of this zoo and the mongoose 