Wildlife In Need, Inc.
3320 Jack Teeple Rd, Charlestown, IN 47111, USAAbout
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Added by Jopie, at 13 May 2017
Opening Hours
- Monday Closed
- Tuesday Closed
- Wednesday Closed
- Thursday Closed
- Friday Closed
- Saturday Closed
- Sunday 12:00 – 1:00 AM
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11 Reviews
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27 November 2017
As a family we did the Baby Tiger Playtime and really enjoyed ourselves. It was cool to touch such exotic animals. **Note: To ensure you're able to get in you have to purchase your tickets online. Otherwise, you could get all the way out there and find them sold out.
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24 October 2017
Our family went to tiger baby playtime and had a wonderful time. It was an amazing experience. We have a child in a wheelchair who is very shy and the owner and all the staff went out of their way to accommodate us and include her. I would highly recommend it to everyone. We will go back!!
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16 October 2017
Great place! Lots of fun! Animals looked healthy and relaxed. One of the tiger cubs was a bit cranky during photos. He was probably sleepy. The tiger cub I took a photo with was super calm.
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15 October 2017
Great place. These people really care for these animals and they love these people back. Animals are very happy loved and well cared for. Overall wonderful experience. Only issue was with a staff member who was impatient & rude at the end when someone who had hearing problems asked to repeat information about an item they wanted to buy & pay for.
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01 October 2017
First off, I was told by my family this was the best date night ever lol.
The way staff educate and teach you about the animals show they do love and care about what they do.
They also see the need to preserve and show these Lovely ambassador's to the public to preserve them to allow people the glimpse into their world is an amazingly Beautiful thing.
Animals are treated well and kind. They are Loved, cared for, and treated with respect.
The experience was amazing.
Thank you all for allowing people the opportunity to have the experience you all provide.response / report this review -
14 August 2017
Amazing once in a lifetime experience. I've been 3 times now (always taking someone new!) and we've had incredible experiences EVERY time. Very clean conditions and happy healthy animals. Playful baby tigers that volunteers make sure everyone gets a chance to play and interact with. Truly a place EVERYONE should visit! I even got to hold a sloth!
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11 June 2017
Great place took the family here this weekend and they had the best time. The staff and owner were nice and very knowledgeable on the animals. Lots of animals they brought out to interact with. At the end we got some pics with the tiger prices were great to. Spent $20 for one ticket and $20 for a picture at the end with the animal of our choice. You can take pics throughout the time there but have the option at the end for a private pic. I did however read the reviews before we went to this place and it seems to me that PETA and other groups have left negative reviews go and see for yourself it was a great place.
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10 June 2017
Let me start by saying thank you to Tim and his volunteers for providing this amazing opportunity to meet the tiger ambassadors! Please do not believe one word in the negative reviews they are from PITA (Pain In The A**) wackos trying to keep you away from this amazing once in a lifetime experience. Go see for yourself the animals love Tim and his staff and you can tell from his interactions with them that they are a big happy family! We can't wait for the rest of the rescue to open so we can see all the amazing animals he has saved. What an EPIC night we had this evening our 10 year olds boys can't stop talking about it was definitely worth every single penny for this noble causeTHANK YOU!!!
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07 June 2017
I absolutely love this place. Tim takes in so many animals who need homes. Not only does wildlife in need offer an up close personal experience with their some of their ambassadors and loads of information on these beautiful creatures, but they also take in indigenous animals who have been hurt or found without a mother and to little to survive on their own. People can bring these animals to Tim where he cares for them until releasing them back into their natural habitat. Wildlife in Need is a little piece of heaven on earth to me. Somewhere animals and humans coexist together. It is a beautiful thing to see. And I would highly recommend going and seeing for yourself all it has to offer.
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07 June 2017
Hard to believe that a place tucked away in Indiana would be home to some of the most amazing animals I've ever seen. I've been to many zoos and refuges but the level of love and care given here is second to none. I've never seen animals respond to their caretakers in a manner in which they are visibly excited to see them. The establishment is spotless, the animals are healthy and happy, and the people are super friendly and knowledgeable. I have been during their fundraising events and also toured the grounds before they started their construction and every experience I've had has been amazing. Any opportunity you get to visit is a must. There is no place that will leave you feeling so happy and confident that the animals are in the best care possible.
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20 May 2017
We love WIN. Watching Tim with his animals, you can truly see the bond that has formed between all of them. The mutual respect is amazing. He truly loves these animals. And they love him. Seeing him behind the scenes, and not just during his "Tiger Baby Playtime" Events, you get to see the real Tim and how much each and every one of these babies love him. I will continue to support your cause for as long as I live. And we will visit WIN again soon.
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