• Provide habitats for unwanted, abused and neglected animals (domestic, livestock and exotic animals)
• Provide wildlife rehabilitation service to the surrounding community
• Rehabilitate and, if possible, release wildlife back into its natural habitat
• Provide daily care for more than 1,000 animals, including feeding, cleaning habitats, and meeting medical needs
• Host a veterinary clinic for affordable pre-adoption spay and neutering for local shelters, as well as spay/neuter/release programs for feral cats
• Provide an admission-free attraction to the public, including self-guided tours and the opportunity to see exotic animals in as natural a habitat as possible
• Provide a location for field trips for local and regional schools, home schoolers, church and civic organizations, and other agencies and individuals
• Provide a venue for community volunteers as well as for those required to serve community service hours by the court system