Picture from Tiger World’s Facebook
Tiger World, 4400 Cook Road, Rockwell, is a nonprofit animal conservation and educational center dedicated to rescue, rehabilitation, and preservation of exotic animals.
Tours cost $15 for adults, and $12 for children age 2-17.
But if you donate your old Christmas tree, you can visit for free!
Through January 17th, 2021, Tiger World is offering one free admission per Christmas tree.
The tigers love to play with the trees and use them as toys!
The trees much be chemical-free natural trees with no ornamentation, no flocking, and no tinsel.
Tiger World houses over 54 species, including 14 endangered animals, including Bengal Tiger, White Bengal Tiger, Siberian Tiger, and more. Beside tigers you’ll find lions, leopards, baboons, bobcats, emus, jaguars and more.
The tigers are most active in the morning, so take that into consideration when planning a visit.
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