Tiger+Safari

Tiger Safari

Another trip I took was to a place called Tiger Safari in Tuttle, Oklahoma which is 10 miles outside of Oklahoma City. It is a little private zoo in the middle of a housing district. The curator is Bill Meadows, he's a retired fireman and spends all of his time at the shelter. Tiger Safari was a good trip, you pay $20 to hold animals at the beginning and then take pictures at the end of the tour. My tour guide wasn't very good I knew more information then he did about the animals and their habitat. The animals were active and they had many endangered species. The only bad thing was most of their exhibits were encaged which wasn't good for pictures. The animals were absolutely gorgeous and they had many wildcats which is what I loved the best. At the end I was told that I should start working there but I couldn't because it is four hours away. My favorite part was holding the baby caracal we made great friends and after everyone left he followed me around like a little puppy.A The rest of the day was spent in Oklahoma City was spent eating good food and shopping with my mother. Even though it was really short it was one of my favorites!