Let ’em thrive

At Untamed Hope, we not only save animals’ lives,
we give them a forever home that allows them to thrive.

By providing exceptional care through behavioral training and enriching environments specific to the animals’ needs, we are able to integrate and nurture their mental and emotional state along with their physical state. Our purpose is to improve the standard of care and living conditions for animals living in captivity, and educate other animal caregivers in this positive approach.

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Why Do We Exist ?

Untamed Hope exists to redefine the narrative for animals in captivity.

Beyond saving lives, our wildlife refuge is a haven dedicated to providing a permanent, enriching home where animals don’t just live – they thrive.

Our commitment extends beyond physical health, nurturing the mental and emotional states of our cherished inhabitants. Through pioneering care, behavioral training, and thoughtfully designed environments, we advocate a holistic well-being approach.

Our purpose is clear: to set a new standard in animal care, elevating the quality of life for our residents. We strive to inspire a positive approach to animal welfare and share our knowledge to empower fellow caregivers.

Together, we’re creating a legacy of compassion and excellence for all beings in our care.

“What you do makes a difference, and you have to decide what kind of difference you want to make.”
– Jane Goodall

Behavior Analysis & Training

Behavior analysis and training can have a profound effect on an animal’s well-being.

By applying the right set of knowledge and skills, we can work through behavior problems gently and effectively while simultaneously building stronger relationships with the animals in our care.

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Enrichment

“Enrichment is a dynamic process for enhancing animal environments within the context of the animals behavioral biology and natural history. Environmental changes are made with the goal of increasing the animal’s behavioral choices and drawing out their species-appropriate behaviors, thus enhancing animal welfare.”
—1999 AZA Behavior Scientific Advisory Group

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