Animal Sanctuary in Albion, Indiana
Refuge
For the REST of Their Lives
We exist to provide refuge to displaced, captive-raised exotic animals for the REST of their lives and to educate people about responsible animal care and conservation.
Open to Public
Visit the Animal Sanctuary
A variety of educational programs are offered throughout the year to enhance people’s knowledge of exotic and endangered species. Animals are not locked out “on exhibit” for the benefit of visitors. Animals will have the option to be indoors, outdoors, visible, or hidden. To visit please make a reservation.
Due to CoVID 19 Black Pine has had to change our procedures with regards to visitation. Black Pine is open to the public on Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday for staff guided tours only. Please go to the “Visit/Tours” tab to make your reservations. Reservations are not available via phone. Tigers, Canines and Primates are all susceptible to the virus and in order to keep our animals and staff safe MASKS are required. We thank you for your cooperation.
Karen R. — Volunteer
Donations
Give Your Time or Give Financially
The sanctuary is funded solely by program fees (serving about 19,000 people annually), a gift shop, Park Pal memberships, proceeds of various fund raising events, sponsorships, individual and business donations, in-kind gifts, employer giving programs, and other fund raising initiatives.
- 100+Animals
- 60+Species
