Diogo Tashiro

Review of BC Wildlife Park

I do not recommend under any circumstances, declar...

I do not recommend under any circumstances, declared as a sanctuary for rescue and recovery of animals, or care for animals that can not return to nature.
You expect to be a center that respects animal welfare, there is no one in the park to explain how it works, the animals seem all stressed, the bears walk in circles in a tiny cage, there is plenty of space in the park, all space is prioritized for the human public to move between cages. The center claims to recover local animals from Canada but has cloistered llamas, as far as I know they are not endemic to the region. At the entrance you see the heads of animals exposed as a hunting trophy. Some cages have windows for people to feel safe and see an animal in poor condition, in those glasses there were birds killed on the ground because they were shocked in it. I really do not know what else to say about this place that made me disapprove, my family felt embarrassed to have contributed to the ticket to this place. Just another zoo.