This 142-acre ranch in Alpine, CA is a sanctuary for abused and abandoned big cats, bears and exotic animals, providing them with a safe haven and lifetime home to live with dignity.
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Jan 17, 2025
While the stories are heart breaking, LT&B is providing an amazing second chance for these animals. It was, by far, the nicest animal sanctuary we have visited. The care and compassion provided to th… Full review by DianeKSD2025
Jan 13, 2025
The property was breathtaking and each of the animals was living a peaceful life and, obviously, well cared for. The volunteers shared so much great information on the tour. Full review by Roving17771568045
Jan 6, 2025
We went to honor the memory of my 26-year-old brother who passed away in September and loved bears. The staff was amazing. Not only did they proactively reach out and answer additional questions, but… Full review by maccrawford101
Just read their Release & Waiver of Liability, Assumption of Risks & Indemnity Agreement which gives away all rights to sue, even if they are negligent. And you give permission to be treated by them if injured and must use THEIR selected health care professional and you are responsible for all medical payments. Any opinions on this??
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From what I observed when I went there, the people are safe although they get close to the animals. As other reviewers said this liability waiver is to protect them from lawsuit just in …
From what I observed when I went there, the people are safe although they get close to the animals. As other reviewers said this liability waiver is to protect them from lawsuit just in case someone go crazy and do something unusual. Parents who come to this facility should keep an eye on their kids although the place is a safe enrivonment and fun for everybody. Just follow the rules and do not let the kids go astray.
I like the Ayres Lodge 1251 Tavern Rd in Alpine which is about 15 minutes away, I'm sure it would be a fairly inexpensive "Uber" ride and worth the ride. Also, Alpine is about 45 …
I like the Ayres Lodge 1251 Tavern Rd in Alpine which is about 15 minutes away, I'm sure it would be a fairly inexpensive "Uber" ride and worth the ride. Also, Alpine is about 45 minutes from downtown San Diego, CA!! Plenty of beautiful places there as well. Good luck and have fun on your trip!
Do I have to make reservations?how much are tickets?
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Yes, you have to make reservations, it is a guided tour. It's $33 or $38 on Saturday. $130 if you want to feed one of the animals during the tour. We did the behind the scenes tour which …
Yes, you have to make reservations, it is a guided tour. It's $33 or $38 on Saturday. $130 if you want to feed one of the animals during the tour. We did the behind the scenes tour which was $500, you get a private tour and get to feed all of the animals.
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