Yellowstone Wildlife Sanctuary

All animals and birds are ones that can't survive in the wild for one reason or another.looks like they take great care of the animals.

The Yellowstone Wildlife Sanctuary adopted my fox squirrel last October.nMy dear little 'Olive' enjoyed her time at the sanctuary. They took excellent care of her, and she adapted to her new home very well.nnI'm thankful to all the wonderful staff who participated in her care, especially Ms. Courtney, the Education Specialist. She and Olive bonded quickly and I am forever grateful for that.

This is a wonderful place to visit! The staff was incredibly friendly and very helpful! The guided tour was educational and the tour guide was extremely knowledgeable and friendly! The sanctuary was clean and it is very evident the animals are loved and well cared for! Can’t thank everyone enough for the wonderful time there! :)

Very small but quaint nature center. Has a cute gift shop. Clean restrooms. And plenty of dirt parking. Note you have to wear your mask inside and out on the trail the whole time.

What an incredible place! We went through twice to see the animals better. There are amazing animals here, and the staff obviously loves them and cares for them. Meeka the Three legged raccoon was very chatty and a big hit!nnOur group was from 4 to 75, and everyone enjoyed the outing. The staff was great at answering questions and super friendly. The covid precautions were easy to follow, and everyone was masked. The reroutes paths were easy to use and gave us great views of all the enclosures.nnIt was great to see so many animals I’ve seen at a distance my whole life, from coyotes to mountain lions up close! Highly recommend stopping here if you are in red lodge - it is literally right at the edge of town.