13441 E. HWY 66
Valentine, AZ 86437

1-928-769-1800

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              WELCOME to the NEW KEEPERS OF THE WILD NATURE PARK, A WILDLIFE SANCTUARY

   "The Heart of Route 66" in Valentine, AZ, USA



Check back often to follow our progress!!

BASIC INFORMATION

The new Nature Park encompasses 175 acres, held in Trust, to provide our animals with a permanent, life-long home featuring spacious natural habitats...

including beautiful rock formations, vegetation, natural springs, waterfalls and much more! The new site is located just 20 miles north

of Kingman, AZ, USA, on Historic Route 66. Existing buildings have been renovated to provide for office space & a food-prep kitchen.

Our medical center and facility maintenance buildings are in progress. Future buildings will include a snack shop, research and education center,

special events site and much more.

PROGRESS AS OF JULY 2008

For park rates and times, click here!

The gift shop is complete and open during park hours.

We have rescued three tiger cubs and a cougar. Help us build a new life for these wonderful animals.
For information on making a donation, click here. To see their stories and photos, click here.
To see the new cougar, Princess, enjoying her new habitat, scroll down.

We rescued an injured Swainson's Hawk who is soon to be released back into the wild.
For more of this story and to view some photos, click here.

Contrary to popular belief, cats DO enjoy the water, especially in this Arizona heat! To see some photos of our
"Cool Cats" scroll down. We are currently seeking donations of pools to help keep our animals cool this
summer. If you have one you would like to donate, please call us at 928-769-1800. They will be utilized to the
"fullest" extent! To see more photos of our tigers in the tub, click here.

Our new photo album has been completed and new pictures will be added regularly.
Click here
to see new pictures of our Safari Tours.

Our lion, Elvis, has a new roomate, Alladin. Scroll down to view pictures and see how they are getting along.

We have a new addition to our critters' family, a coatimundi named Rocky. He has adapted well to
being the "boss" and is enjoying his new female friends. To view photos, scroll down.
To read more about Rocky, click here.


We have acquired some new dedicated volunteers and we are always looking for more volunteers
and interns, apply here. To see our new Volunteer of the Month, click here.

Mattie is doing well, click here for more information.
To view new photos added to the Tiger Mountain photo gallery, click here.

Our jaguar, Hope, was moved into her new habitat. To view pictures of her exploring her new area, click here.

The pigs now have a bigger area to roam. Pictures coming soon

The tortoise habitats have been completed and further reptile habitats are in progress.

We have created our new "outside links" page, check it out here!

Keep us as one of your Web "Favorites" to check on our progress and to view new photos as well!



How many tigers do you think we can fit in there?


Zeus and Niko share a "moment" while cooling off.


Elvis greets his new "roomie", Alladin.


Alladin and Elvis are learning to share their space.


Rocky, our handsome new coatimundi.


Rocky gets friendly with new friends, Mieka and Wici.


Cassidy sneaking a peek at Princess.

Princess exploring a rock in her new habitat.



To see more photos of our new park click here.


This page was last updated on 07/24/2008

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