点评:For someone who works with animals and conservation, this place is a nightmare. I work in a place with the same premise as this zoo (a space for rescued animals) and I can say that visiting this place was frightening. First of all, visitors are allowed to feed all the animals. In what world are wild animals (monkeys, camels, ostriches) fed by visitors without any supervision? It is dangerous for people, for animals (for example, when we think about disease transmission), and it makes no sense that ALL animals are allowed to be fed carrots, even those that are not supposed to eat vegetables. This dynamic causes constant stress for them. The spaces were clearly not designed for the species (no attempt to reproduce their natural habitat, no environmental enrichment, etc.) or for the number of individuals in each enclosure. HORRIBLE hygiene, in addition to products and tools scattered throughout the park. Dangerous animals, such as ostriches, with easy access to visitors, are a hazard. One of two things: either there are no professionals trained to care for animal welfare, or simply no one cares. This place should be shut down.
翻译:对于从事动物保护工作的人来说,这里简直是噩梦。我所在的机构和这家动物园的宗旨类似(都是救助动物的场所),我可以负责任地说,参观这里让我感到非常恐惧。首先,游客可以随意喂食所有动物。在什么情况下,野生动物(猴子、骆驼、鸵鸟)会在没有任何监管的情况下被游客喂食?这对人和动物来说都很危险(例如,疾病传播的风险),而且所有动物都可以吃胡萝卜,即使是那些不应该吃蔬菜的动物,这简直匪夷所思。这种做法会给它们带来持续的压力。这些空间显然没有根据动物种类(没有尝试模拟它们的自然栖息地,没有环境丰富化措施等等)或每个笼舍的动物数量进行设计。卫生状况极其糟糕,各种用品和工具散落在园区各处。像鸵鸟这样的危险动物,游客可以轻易接触到它们,这本身就是一种安全隐患。这说明有两种可能:要么没有受过动物福利培训的专业人员,要么根本就没有人关心动物的福祉。这个地方应该关闭。