What's Happening?
The Folsom City Zoo Sanctuary provides a refuge for a variety of rescued wild and domestic animals. Visitors can tour the sanctuary to meet its diverse residents, including bears, wolf-hybrids, monkeys, birds, raptors, cougars, reptiles, and insects.
The sanctuary serves as an educational and recreational space, allowing guests to learn about the animals and the importance of conservation efforts. Folsom Zoo Manager Jocelyn Smeltzer emphasizes the sanctuary's role in offering a safe environment for these animals.
Why It's Important?
The Folsom City Zoo Sanctuary plays a crucial role in wildlife conservation and education. By providing a safe haven for rescued animals, the sanctuary helps protect species that may otherwise face threats in the wild. It also serves as an educational resource for the public, fostering awareness and appreciation for wildlife and conservation efforts. The sanctuary's work contributes to broader environmental and ecological goals, promoting biodiversity and sustainable practices.
