The sanctuary is home to 189 animals, roughly 75 tigers, 55 bears, 27 wolves, 18 mountain lions and many other animals in smaller numbers.  A 15-acre bear habitat allows the bears to roam in a more natural setting.  A 5-acre wolf habitat is home for some of the 27 wolves that now form packs on the property.  The sanctuary is open to the public daily from 9 a.m. – 4 p.m.  Admission cost $10 for adults, $5 for children. 
There is a gift shop.  From Greeley, go south on U.S. 85 to Colo. 52. Turn left and head
east, past the town of Hudson. Then turn right on Weld County Road 53 and go south
three miles to the Wild Animal Sanctuary entrance. Follow the signs to the parking