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Forever Wild Exotic Animal Sanctuary in the News
Please take a few minutes and read about our journey. Where we started and how we got to were we are today.
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Riverside animal services confiscates mule deer apparently keep as a pet.
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We never cease to be amazed by people's attempts to make wild animals into pets (as if there weren't enough domesticated animals out there in need of homes), and the Riverside County Department of Animal Services had a doozy of a case earlier this week when it confiscated a mule deer
apparently being kept as a pet by a Glen Avon man. (It's illegal to
keep a deer, along with many other species of wildlife, without a
permit in California.)
September 19, 2009
The La Times Read full story
by Lindsay Barnett
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County says yes to Forever Wild's visitors center.
Planning Commission waives restriction for Wild animal shelter. |
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Almquist's Forever Wild Showcased to America.
Millions of viewers gathered to watch one of 150 episodes of Extreme Home Makeover. |
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County says no to Forever Wild's visitors center.
Exotic animal shelter must pave Phalan dirt road, at a cost of almost $1 million.
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Almquist family of Phelan will be featured in episode of Extreme Home Makeover.
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200 reptiles abandoned in Hesperia
"This is absolutely the biggest reptile rescue I've ever done by far" Joel Almquist, owner of Forever Wild Exotic Animal Sanctuary.
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Plight of the Wild Ones
A 6-year-old black leopard with a long face and thinning coat yawned lazily in the desert sun stretching its bony legs to expose where its toes had been chopped off for use in voodoo rituals.
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