Fatima ElAwany

Review of Wild Futures

In response to Shaun James and to give some facts ...

In response to Shaun James and to give some facts as a dissabled person. I am so angry at your comments! As a disabled person I want it to be known that this place is amazing! You can drive right down to the gate and yes it a steep push up to the first level and the next level is not an option BUT IT'S A MONKEY SANCTUARY!!! What kind of natural environment would these poor animals have if it was on the flat? It's nasty ignorance as yours that makes a place like this even necessary in the first place. I'm SURE ALL of the compassionate staff wish there was no need for rescue centres such as this. And as for bacon sandwiches your a muppit, YOUR IN AN ANIMAL RESCUE CENTRE and your crying for meat! I'm so sorry to be rude but you really are a total muppit! If any wheelchair users who like animals and scenery read this then go. Yes it's a very short steep push up to the first level and you can't really go further but at that point you are surrounded on three sides by the cuties, you can also access the bat hide. The cafe does coffee cake, and others, to die for and you can sit in your chair looking out over the beautiful countryside of you. I've been going here for over 40 years and this session is my first as a wheelchair user you do miss 1/3 of the place but it's worth it to support the cause and have a beautiful day, the carer enters for free so it's a beautiful few hours out. Enjoy <3