Not Many Know About This Exotic Animal Sanctuary Near Kansas City

You've looked at all the local attractions and you've gone out to many restaurants. What do you do next? One of the best places to see animals up-close and roaming is right near Kansas City, hiding in Louisburg! This amazing animal sanctuary is open every weekend (weather permitting) for you to learn about how to save these amazing creatures.

Cedar Cove Feline Conservatory is your one-stop locale for weekend big cat viewing.

They cater to exotic cats of all ages and size.

Cubs and kittens are taken care of with a personal interest, and require non-stop care to ensure they develop into sociable yet still curious creatures.

The park prides itself on educating visitors about the behavior, physiology, habitats, and endangerment of these beautiful animals, which is necessary information required to keep these animals alive.

All of the cats here are well taken care of through donations and the hard work of the trained volunteers running the conservatory.

However, not all of them are cats...

You might meet Molly, one of the two coatis at Cedar Cove!

They also have a few other residents, like the wolves shown here, who live here due to the center's love for all things animal - feline or not.

They're only open on weekends to the public, but you can reserve a private or school tour during the week for special event prices.

Otherwise, it's $8 per adult and $6 per child or senior. They only do live feedings on Saturdays, so make sure you're there in time!

Cedar Cove always need donations to keep up the highest quality care for these special creatures, so please consider giving if you'd like to help them expand their land and build bigger and better homes for these loveable giants.

So what are you waiting for? These cool cats can't wait to see you!

The Cedar Cove Feline Conservatory & Education Center is 3783 Highway K68, Louisburg, Kansas, or you can check out the map below for convenience.

After you're done prowling around here, why not check out one of the most beautiful buildings in the KC metro area?