The Conservators Center is a haven for seventy large and small wild cats, including lions. The 45 acres of the forested area provides habitat to over 70% percent of species found nowhere else on earth. In 2007, the Conservators Center opened its doors to visitors in an effort to help fund a growing facility for animals. The center houses many different species from around Michigan as well as other states and countries who have suffered abuse or neglect; all deserve our compassion.
Visitors to the Conservators Center will be fascinated by well-informed tour guides who know all there is about each animal; they’ll share their knowledge with you. Visitors will learn about all kinds of fascinating animals from well-educated tour guides. The staff is always up on facts and information, which they obtain through reliable sources.
Situated at 676 E. Hughes Mill Road, Burlington, North Carolina 27217, The Conservators Center is a place for big animals. The staff includes well-trained veterinarians who specialize in caring for some of the biggest creatures out there, like lions and tigers.
The Conservators Center is a place where people can come to care for their animals and share time with them. They provide the space, resources and love that each of its adopter animals deserves. Through their adoption program, animal lovers have the opportunity to share their home with an adoptable pet. Animal caregivers and adopters get together for weekly visits in which time is set aside just about every day of the week dedicated specifically towards playing games or giving gifts while bonding deeply.
The Animal Park at the Conservators Center is dedicated to providing a premier educational experience for all levels of zoological involvement. From public tours, our industry-leading internship program will prepare you with everything necessary in order to become a future animal husbandry professional.
Also, The Conservators Center is revolutionizing how we care for our animals. They work hard to offer the best possible environments while also educating people on what they need in order to contain these species that can be found all over North America and abroad.
The Conservators Center is proud to introduce the Parker pass. This new offering will enhance your experience with one free Adventure Tour or Self-guided Safari Day per month and a 10% discount on speciality tours.
Volunteering at Conservators Center is a great way to give back. Not only will you be doing some much-needed wildlife conservation and advocacy, but volunteering also offers the opportunity for hands-on training in dealing with different animals.