National Wildlife Rescue Centre, Sungkai, Perak

Wildlife rescue centre. Not open for public.

Do u know this animals?

The closest that you can ever get to them...

This place puts me in doubt. The goal sounds very noble and amazing. Take in animals to nurture them, breed them and release generations of animals into the wild. Amazing, right? Well, that's not how it always goes: The Tigers, the place I went to, are stuck in a cage. They can get out into an outdoor place once or twice a week. SOME of the tigers will be released into the wild. However, not all of them will! Some of them will apparently stay forever at the reserve, in the cages. If you want to see "Wild" Animals, then this is the place to go. However, since I saw some of the staff trying to tease the Tigers to make them perform a seemingly Appealing aggressive reaction to us... I'm not fond of this place. It feels more like a zoo. 3 stars because of the goal they have.

For our future generations

Very important place for the rescue and conservation of Malaysian emdangwred wildlife like Malayan tiger, tapir, pangolin, green peacock etc.

No open for public visit Quite confused of Perak Tourism board Promote this place and even called them Said that able to visit But end up the guard informed "tak buka melawat"

Rubbish. Came all the way here; but the rescue centre is not open to the public, while the conservation open from 2 to 5pm