Wisconsin Big Cat Rescue 5.0 (reviews)

Rock Springs, WI Zoos & Wildlife Unclaimed Last Updated: 2025
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About Wisconsin Big Cat Rescue

Welcome to the Wisconsin Big Cat Rescue and Education Center, a haven for majestic lions, tigers, and leopards, nestled in the heart of Rock Springs. This inspiring facility is dedicated to the rescue and care of these magnificent creatures, offering families a unique opportunity to learn about and support wildlife conservation.

The center provides both self-guided and guided tours, allowing you to explore at your own pace or delve deeper into the lives of these big cats. On the self-guided tour, families can wander through the sanctuary, observing the majestic animals that call this place home. Kids will be fascinated by the sight of these beautiful creatures and have the chance to learn all about their habits, habitats, and the conservation efforts aimed at protecting them.

For those looking for a more immersive experience, the Wisconsin Big Cat Rescue offers specialty tours that require pre-booking. The Morning Feeding Tour, lasting 1 to 2 hours, lets families witness the excitement of the cats receiving their breakfast. The Founders Tour, a 45-minute to an hour journey, guides visitors through the stories of the sanctuary's oldest residents. And for the night owls, the Night Tour is an hour-long adventure, showcasing the big cats at their most active under the starlit sky.

Not only will your visit to the Wisconsin Big Cat Rescue be an unforgettable family day out, but it also contributes directly to the care and welfare of these animals. Every admission fee is a donation that supports the ongoing efforts of the center. So pack your curiosity and head to Wisconsin for a day filled with learning, wonder, and the chance to make a real difference in the lives of these incredible animals!

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Adults Self Guided: Min donation $9 / Specialty Tours: $25 (Must call ahead)

Children (Ages 4-12) Self Guided: Min donation $6 / Specialty Tours: $15 (Must call ahead)

Free Under 3 years old

Last Update 2025

Discount Senior discounts available

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Wisconsin Big Cat Rescue FAQ’s

How does the center support big cat conservation?

Licensed by the USDA, their entire mission is to rescue and care for these amazing creatures. Your visit directly supports this mission!

What activities can families enjoy at the center?

Families can enjoy educational talks, interactive displays, and the chance to participate in feeding sessions during specialty tours.

Are there facilities for families with infants?

The center provides baby changing facilities and stroller-friendly pathways to ensure a comfortable visit for families with young children.

Are there any dining options available on-site for families?

Visitors can find light snacks and refreshments at the center's small cafe, perfect for a quick bite during your visit.

What are some top tips for making the most of our visit?

For all tours (except Morning Feeding Tour), participants are welcome to walk the tour or drive through the tour with their own vehicle.

Can we purchase souvenirs to remember our visit?

The gift shop offers a variety of souvenirs, from plush toys to educational books, perfect for remembering your wild adventure.

What educational opportunities are available for school trips?

It's an amazing learning experience for kids, so why not take the students on a trip to learn about conservation and wildlife?

Does the center offer any healthy eating options for kids?

While the snack bar offers some healthier options like fruit and granola bars, families are welcome to bring their own healthy snacks.

How can families with special needs get assistance during their visit?

Just give them a call to discuss the accessibility of the center, they will be happy to help!

What is the best way to capture our visit?

Don’t forget your camera! The stunning big cats and beautiful sanctuary settings make for incredible photographs.