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"Animals are respected at The Refuge de l'Arche : you will not see any shows, or circus-style animal-taming acts, but you will be able to see a wide variety of animal species living peacefully and happily at last, after a lifetime all too often disturbed by contact with people. Well-known both in France and abroad, The Refuge de l'Arche welcomes wild animals of the region found injured or ill, which after being cared for, are released into their natural habitat. Only those animals too dependent on humans are kept. The sanctuary also welcomes pets or exotic animals which have become impossible for their owners to keep. The animals are housed in spacious enclosures: aviaries, covered shelters, enclosures overlooked by viewing terraces where you can photograph or film such animals as lions, tigers, bears, wolves, monkeys, leopards, etc. The Refuge de l'Arche is managed by a non-profit-making association called the CEPAN (Club d’Etude et de Protection des Animaux et de la Nature)." |
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