Tigers For Tomorrow Wild Animal Preserve, Inc. - Attalla, Alabama

Victoria R. R.

We had a great time at Tigers for Tomorrow Wild Animal Preserve. Our visit started by loud lion roars, as he was dreaming, and had other animals roaring and howling in response. The animals were beautiful and well cared for. Our 4 yr old granddaughter loved it, as well. We will definitely return, especially when we have visitors.

Holly

The animals were wonderful! You can really tell how well they are cared for!!
The tour guide was very knowledgeable and entertaining to listen to. I learned so much from him. I was there as the bus driver for a large group of 3rd graders and the tour guide did well speaking to them and helping them stay together and attentive.
I have one suggestion that bus drivers will appreciate very much!!! A few signs that say "Buses This Way," "Buses Park Here."
It can be difficult to turn around there with a big old bus if you go the wrong way. Trust me, I know.

Cindy M. H. (.

Absolutely LOVE this place!!!!! ❤️❤️❤️
The animals r very well taken care of. Not like a zoo. It's a sanctuary, and the animals r happy and loved. The staff are very friendly, and tell u all kinds of new and interesting facts about their babies. Love, love, love this place. I can not wait to go back. My kids,my sister and her son,and my bestie,her 2 kids loved it as well. We r planning another trip this year. I'm excited to see the big cats again. They were Very vocal.❤️***Also this sanctuary runs off of donations, so help if u can help. They also take food from ur freezer,or peanut butter. The website tells u all that.

Austin Y.

My family had a great time at Tigers for Tomorrow. Though not as large or as diverse as a zoo, the views that you could get of the lions, tigers, wolves, etc, were amazing. I'm looking forward to going back.

Miranda B.

I took my 9 year old daughter to visit during Spring Break. We drove 2 hrs and I was super impressed. The layout isn't very handicap accessible, but it's a rescue, not a zoo. I get it. It is very costly to pave that many areas. The dirt paths are very easy to walk but aren't accessible by a stroller or wheelchair. We carried my 1 year old and she LOVED seeing the animals. It's amazing how close you can get to the animals and not feel overwhelmed with other visitors pushing you to keep moving. I love the way you can go at your own pace.

The animals are beautiful and looked like they are receiving EXCEPTIONAL care. I would highly recommend visiting, especially with children that are old enough to understand/respect the animals. The two 9-year old girl/boy we had LOVED IT.

Stacey B.

The large animals were awesome! We traveled 1 1/2 hrs to see this place because some friends told us about it. It was very cool to see that many large animals in one place. My 9 yr old son totally enjoyed it too! I would give it a 4.5 star, but gave it 3 because of the lady at register.
All of the workers were VERY nice except for the elderly, brown hair lady at register taking money and giving tickets. She was cranky and rude. My son touched a vine in a basket on the wall on the outside of the building next to ticket window and she snarled "Don't touch the flowers" which may I say had spider webs and not many flowers anyways.
Furthermore, she was showing us the map and my son thought she was handing it to us and she jerked it from his hand! My son is well behaved so he just stood there saying nothing. I couldn't believe it. I (should) have told her how rude she was being. This is a place for kids to go and see cool animals and have fun. She acted like she really did not care for kids and treats them as such apparently.
So not good experience with her in particular, but EVERYTHING else was great!!

Brian R.

Very cool experience! So many beautiful animals here, including white tigers and ligers. Bring the family!

Warren S.

What a truly great experience! All the animals were incredible, but of course the Tigers where amazing! You can see that the animals are well taken care of and the owners love what they do.