Lions, Tigers & Bears, Oh Yes!

After saving my pennies for awhile, I finally arranged a showing at Wild Eyes for my amateur photography. (For more information about Wild Eyes, click here.) If I were a professional and / or had more spare money, I would arrange the kind of showing the pros get, with the animals unfettered and in the open, with nothing between us. Of course, then I would probably forget to take pictures altogether in the ecstasy of being able to touch...

Nonetheless, it was a wonderful experience. Seeing these animals up close is the joy of a lifetime. I am not a proponent of making animals perform, but the animal welfare is what comes first at Wild Eyes. Those of us who pay for the privilege of sitting in their presence are a secondary concern, as we should be. The love between the animals and humans there is amazing. If anyone ever tries to tell you that animals can't feel affection and love, they're lying. If you have any doubts about it personally, arrange a visit to

Wild Eyes and see for yourself.


Dakota Dakota Dakota Dakota Dakota Dakota Dakota Dakota Dakota

Dakota, the black timber wolf.

Logan Logan Logan Logan Logan Logan Logan Logan

Logan the Lynx

Maye Maye Maye Maye Maye Maye Maye Maye Maye

Maye the Grizzly Bear.

Daniel Daniel Daniel Daniel Daniel Daniel Daniel Daniel Daniel Daniel

Daniel the Barbary Lion. Barbary lions are now extinct in the wild and survive only in captivity.

Milo Milo Milo Milo Milo Milo

Milo the Bobcat

Tigers Tigers Tigers Tigers Tigers Tigers Tigers Tigers Tigers Tigers Tigers

Shikara the Siberian Tiger and her cubs, Ty and Christa.

Ginger Ginger Ginger Ginger Ginger Ginger Ginger

Ginger the Mountain Lion. I got the fewest photos of this beautiful girl, since she was apparently not feeling very sociable and went back to her home a little early. Maybe next time.

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