Name: Center For Animal Research and Education
Address: 245 Co Rd 3422, Bridgeport, TX 76426, USA, US
Telephone: +1 940-683-8115

Center For Animal Research and Education is a park, located at 245 Co Rd 3422, Bridgeport, TX 76426, USA. They can be contacted via phone at +1 940-683-8115, visit their website carerescuetexas.com for more detailed information.

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245 Co Rd 3422, Bridgeport, TX 76426, USA

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Jesse Jones

06 November 2017

I took my wife to the fall festival today and as always, the crew is AMAZING!! Every penny is well worth it. Derek’s tour was so much fun. My wife has followed the YouTube channel for quite a while and it was great to see her face light up during the tour. From learning about big cats to feeding them chicken legs through the fence was awesome!!! Thank y’all for what you do!
Thomas Fort-Kimmey

06 November 2017

The tour with Derek was fun and educational! Everyone was so nice and you can tell they all care about the well-being and happiness of all the animals.
Chris Kaszuba

29 January 2017

So much fun to walk around and hear about the amazing wildlife! You can tell everyone there cares very deeply for the animals. David gave lots of insight during the tour and I really appreciate him and all the other volunteers for using their free time to help and care for the animals. Thanks!
Wendy Syfrett

05 August 2016

I love the way the animals are well kept and their medical needs, even chronic ones, are addressed promptly and regularly. The tour was awesome, and the love and respect the staff has for the animals is obvious. I will be back, bringing other people so that they can experience the awesomeness!
Joël Veenstra

06 June 2016

Hi Derek :)
Awesome caretakers for cats, very nice and big facility.
Asad Yaseen

07 January 2015

Very nice people here who really care for the cats. Excellent place to go with friends and family and not too far out of Dallas.
Josie Jimarez-Howard

21 August 2014

The people that run this facility are truly amazing. They do so much with so little. The animals are well cared for, loved, and respected. The tour was very informative both in terms of biology and history of the animals. Seeing this cats in person makes one realize how wonderful and magnificent this world truly is. I recommend visiting. Wear comfortable walking shoes and a hat. It is a $15 dollar a person suggested donation and they have tours Saturday and Sunday 9am, 11am, 3pm. It is not very handicap accessible as you have to walk on rough terrain, sometimes muddy if there has been rain. I cannot recommend this place enough. Go! Visit! Donate! Learn!