Animal Tracks Sanctuary Brings Unforgettable Experiences to the Santa Clarita Community

Animal Tracks Sanctuary, a nonprofit organization dedicated to the rescue and care of exotic animals, is excited to share its lineup of unique and educational experiences for visitors of all ages. From family-friendly adventures to one-of-a-kind wellness events, Animal Tracks continues its mission to connect the public with wildlife while raising awareness about conservation and the dangers of the illegal wildlife trade.
Weekend Public Tours
Every weekend, guests are invited to step into the world of exotic animal rescue during our public tours. Visitors will meet animals ranging from playful primates to curious hybrid wolves, each with their own powerful rescue story. Tours provide an up-close opportunity to learn about the natural history of each species, while highlighting the urgent need to protect wildlife and their habitats.
VIP Tours
For those seeking a more intimate and personalized experience, Animal Tracks offers VIP Tours. These private sessions allow smaller groups to spend extended time with the animals, ask in-depth questions, and enjoy a behind-the-scenes look at the sanctuary’s work.
New: Little Trackers Program
Animal Tracks is thrilled to introduce Little Trackers, a brand-new interactive program designed specifically for kids and their families. Children will explore the sanctuary through hands-on activities, educational games, and age-appropriate encounters that inspire compassion and curiosity about wildlife.
Kangaroo Yoga
Coming soon, guests can unwind with a one-of-a-kind yoga session—led by certified instructors—in the presence of our rescued kangaroos. This fun and relaxing event is designed to bring mindfulness, movement, and a touch of wild joy to the community.
Our Mission
At the heart of all Animal Tracks programming is a commitment to education and advocacy. By sharing the stories of our rescued residents—many of whom were victims of the illegal wildlife trade—Animal Tracks strives to raise awareness about the dangers of exotic pet ownership, while promoting global conservation efforts.
“We want every visitor to leave not only inspired by the animals they meet, but also empowered to make choices that protect wildlife,” said Executive Director Stacy Gunderson.
How to Visit
Advance reservations are required for all tours and programs, as space is limited and experiences often sell out. To book your spot and learn more about upcoming events, visit www.animaltracksinc.org.