Animal Ed.ventures Sanctuary Is A Magical Place In North Carolina That You Thought Only Existed In Your Dreams

Animal Ed.ventures Sanctuary in Coats, North Carolina, offers a unique experience to connect with exotic and rescued animals in a peaceful, educational setting.

Visit a dreamlike place in Coats, North Carolina: Animal Ed.ventures Sanctuary. This magical kingdom is not just a zoo, the staff here provides education, kindness, and improves the lives of all animal species of mammals, fish, birds, reptiles, and amphibians — including us. The idea is to disconnect from technology and re-establish a peaceful connection to the earth through the acquaintances we make with the lovely, exotic rescued, and re-homed animal ambassadors that live in the sanctuary, from places all over the world. We have only seen some of these sweet creatures in dreams — until now.

Here, you can see animals in their natural habitats.

The staff teaches the importance of researching animals before bringing them home in this self-guided walk-through.

Although they are entertaining, the real purpose is to provide sanctuary, either temporary or permanent, to any animal.

How warm and snuggly is Griffin the red fox?

And this lemur is wide awake, native to the island of Madagascar in southern Africa.

Special training is required to have an animal like this one.

Sweet, fuzzy Pearl was dropped off because her owner was unable to care for her.

How striking she looks against the tangerine background.

Meet Tut, the African Serval Cat, one of the most gorgeous in this exclusive collection.

Did you know that only about 1 in 30 peacocks are white?

What a beautiful display of nature available right here in North Carolina.

And the sanctuary also receives domesticated animals, such as these new-found friends.

More than one brings a party.

Can you believe all of the love available at this dreamlike place in Coats, North Carolina? Discover more about rescue programs and other information on Animal Ed.ventures Sanctuary's Facebook page. Please contact the experienced staff at this nonprofit about animals in need at 910-897-1555.

And for a good lunch, try the Hot Dog Headquarters in nearby Lillington, North Carolina.

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