Safaris is wonderful to visit, and life changing to volunteer. From giant cats to an adorable kangaroo named JackiLeggs to a female fox to the new bear cage (complete with swimming pool), there is too many fascinating, thrilling creatures to mention. Something for everyone. Also, the style of interaction owner Lori Ensign has developed is safe but truly close-up and exciting. Unique! Treat yourself to a day at Safaris.

omg, we were traveling thru, and just heard about this place. Hard to find, gps got us lost, but when we got there, WOW. I held a skunk! a big yellow snake, a crocodile, --oh and they have a LIGER. You've got to go there.

just went to Safaris in Broken Arrow, OK. Seemed small and "iffy", but WOW. We got a hands on tour, fed big cats, they all came to see us -like WE were on display! Then we fed an alligator. Then she brought out a lemur, a skunk, we played with huge turtles, fed monkeys, played with a kangaroo, pet a zebra..... absolutely amazing! I will never go to the Tulsa Zoo, animals a mile away, sleeping-again!!

I manager a restaurant near the sanctuary, sometimes I am allowed to donate food to a charity of my choice, and I just chose the Safari Exotic Wildlife Sanctuary! The people who volunteer here are wonderful caring people that deserve the world! You can honestly tell how much they love each one of the animals!

The other day myself as well as two ...

I liked the down home feeling, and was greeted with kindness. The large Lions, Tigers, cougars, and Bears, seemed more like household pets. they had a friendly look in there eyes, but yet exciting to see up close. you felt like you could just reach in and pet them. There were double safety fences, so that wasn't possible, and they made ...

This is a rescue, and they have many, many animals who are obviously well cared for, they all have happy faces. I understand it is run strictly by volunteers and I wish I had the time to volunteer. "It is a work in progress and always will be", they stated. "There is never enough time for all we need to do." As far as my family ...

As lovers of zoos (big and small) my family went to this sanctuary to check it out as a regular location to visit and possibly have our 12 year old daughter (who wants to be a vet) volunteer.

We were greeted by a very friendly staff member at the front office where you pay to get in and buy human snacks. From the office, we could see a ...

Yesterday was my first visit. I Loved the visit. It could sure use some volunteer work. I know it takes tremendous time and work and money to keep this place going. They are doing a great job. I am trying to figure out a way yo help. Wish I could figure out a team effort project to help them as a group. Guess I better put on my thinking cap. I do ...

i am totally going back! its ausome! everyone should come! according to the tour guide, their are more than 200 animals. and the cabins are sooooo cool!!!! my favorite animal was the liger! YES! a LIGER!!!!!!!! and a ring tailed lemur jumped on my back!!!! it was ausome!!!!!!!!!!!!!