Hollywild Animal Park - (864) 472-2038

I own a variety of animals and study daily on care of them and others including wild animals. so I was excited to take my kids there because they are animal nuts too. We were so DISGUSTED with the treatment those animals have there. The day was very hot in the upper 80s and most of the animals had NO water at all. And the few that did it had a green slime over it. The large pony/small horse had rain rot on most of its back and to relieve the itching it had to role in its own manure. The timber wolf's ears had maggots falling off of them because they were so bitten up. There was a duck that had its eyes crusted over and it kept walking into things because it couldn't see. So how could it eat or drink? My six year old son just picked it up and he did it without chasing it. There is others I can list but not enough room. So if you want to go and spend $47 on 4 tickets and a little cup of dog food (you are suppose to feed that to the goats and such) go ahead. But I'm happy to share my pict

MY FAMILY MAKE A TRIP AT LEAST ONCE, IF NOT MOREEACH YEAR. MY DAUGTHER LOVES IT AND I LOVE TO WATCH HER FACE LIGHT UP WHEN WE ARE DRIVING THROUGH THE PARK LOOKING AT THE LIGHTS AND THE DEER.

Please do your research before you go to this park. According to various articles/newspaper publications it has been cited multiple times over the years for violations of the Animal Welfare Act by the USDA. The most recent was in 2006.