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Location
Accessibility
New public bathrooms available; able to accommodate groups up to 160 students with facilities including lunch pavilion and animal contact yard
Visitor tip
Book private tours in advance by calling ahead rather than trying to arrange on-site to avoid confusion. Private tours with educational specialists last 1.5 hours and provide in-depth animal knowledge from knowledgeable staff.
Best time
Register early for special events like the Date Night couples event and Summer Camp Expedition Days - space is extremely limited and spots fill quickly. These events offer exceptional value (e.g., $150 for tiger feeding, capybara encounter, tour, and refreshments).
Quick Facts
- Type
- Wild Animal Preserve & Environmental Education Center
- Location
- Attalla, Alabama (Untamed Mountain)
- Animals
- 9 species of wild cats, bears, 50+ canids, 26 rescue equines, small mammals, barnyard animals
- Special Programs
- Summer camps ($100), private tours, Date Night events, school field trips
What visitors say
Tiger for tomorrow was a great experience. We loved everything about it. We had the opportunity to meet sandy she was wonderful. Sandy was a really helpful guide and told us all about the animals and knew all there names before even…
What. An. Amazing. Experience! Be forewarned there is a large amount of ground to cover with areas of uneven ground and steeper terrain and make sure if you vehicle does NOT have AWD/4WD that you either park in a flat area or take a car…
I took my 5th and 6th grade class to Tigers for Tomorrow for a field trip. The kids and their chaperone parents loved it. Karen, our tour guide, was interesting and informative. The lions roared. The wolves howled. The tigers came right…
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Did You Know?
- Tigers For Tomorrow features over 50 canids including wolves, hyenas, coyotes, and foxes, plus nine species of wild cats, making it a diverse multi-species preserve rather than tiger-focused only
- The preserve houses 26 rescue equines (horses, mules, donkeys, and mini horses) as part of its animal collection, representing an uncommon focus on equine rescue alongside exotic cats and bears
- Visitors can hand-feed tigers under professional supervision and have capybara encounters with hands-on interaction, offering rare direct animal contact experiences at a wild animal preserve
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