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The Animals
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Many of the animals at OUT OF AFRICA PARK live with other species.
Bears and mountain lions are frequently seen playing and interacting with each other. Tigers and leopards share their habitats for fuller, richer lives. When animals of different species live together, they have the opportunity to develop their character to a greater degree.
Park president, Dean Harrison says "In order to achieve the union between man and animal, we must learn to look from their eyes, to make decisions based on both our viewpoints. Animals have needs similar to ours. If we address their needs, such as personal security, food, territory, and family and social requirements, then we can preserve them. To this end the park has endeavored to isolate, understand and fulfill the essential needs of all its residents.”
The animals are treated with the Golden Rule - to do unto others as you would have them do unto you. Love and respect for all life is the Park's objective.
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