I finally had the chance to visit this place after discovering it a while back, and it was an even…read morebigger experience than I expected. It's definitely out in the desert, but that makes sense, they need plenty of space to safely house and care for so many different animals. All of the animals looked healthy, well cared for, and comfortable in their habitats. The admission price was very reasonable, and the Extreme Feed experience was absolutely worth it (just keep in mind it's for ages 18+). I know it can feel a little sad seeing animals in enclosures, but learning more about their backgrounds helped put things into perspective. Many of them can't survive in the wild, and this sanctuary gives them a safe, protected place to live with a staff that clearly cares about their well‑being. Overall, it was a meaningful and memorable visit, and I'm glad places like this exist to give these animals a second chance.

$15 to get in which isn't bad at all.. The sad part is the animals. While I think they're being…read moretaken of.. The space they're in is so small. I understand it's not a zoo and money may not be available.. But it's just sad to be. Plus it's in a neighborhood! How scary is that... Go and support these beautiful animals but don't expect to be there for not than an hour or so..

I saw a story about a customer who used ~$15 worth of water getting a bill for $70! Was planning…read moreon moving there but not now! Simply for the "privilege" of having a water meter cost ~50$!!!!! That "tax" was going to increase for years! Not sure how a utility company can rip people off like that! Reminds me of San Simeon CSD in N CA and their shenanigans.

High Desert Keepers is an environmental support and service group run but Scott Brown and a group…read moreof devoted volunteers. The purpose of the group is to located trash that has been illegally dumped in the desert, and clean it up. Mr. Brown, the powerhouse behind the organization, has recently arranged for inmates from the Sam Bernardino correctional facility to help with the cleanup (separate from the other volunteers so the groups do not mix). This in not like a chain gang, but instead offers incentives to the inmates, so this particular work is something they would rather do over something else (it is outside, it is away from the oppressive prison walls, and it is a community service). Over the past few years more than one hundred tons of trash and abandoned machines and vehicles have been removed from various places in the high desert - turning targeted areas from illegal dump sites back into their pristine natural landscapes. All work (except for the few days per moth done by county correctional facility inmates), is done by a growing group of concerned volunteers This is good work being done here.

God bless these people who go out on there own time and clean up the mess that good for nothing…read morepeople just dump. They will be bless for there good works. As for those offenders well, ya'know. Tracy S. Phelan, Ca.

The people here friendly and kind. Bryan, was very helpful…read more I recommended to my friends. Thank you very much for your kindness.

Thank you Bryan for providing me your unique style of teaching. You made the materials fun and…read morepractical. I can use different tools you taught me to apply to my daily struggle and they work. You do make me become a better person through your gift of being an experienced counselor. Our community needs someone like you who sincerely care. I am not just another client at your facility.

The Family Assistance Program, has so many resources. Like they have a Re-entry program , Domestic…read moreViolence shelter, Anti-HumanTrafficking dept, Youth shelters for ages 12-17 , Tay shelters , LGBTQA shelters. They have Employment specialist, Financial specialist, and Housing navigator. They service all of San Bernardino County.

If you are looking for help whether you're in need or seek resources Family Assistance can help…read moreyou. The staff there is open minded and don't judge. They seem like they can relate and I've had conversations on a personal level with several of their staff members. They seemed very street smart as well as being educated. They kept my information confidential and helped me with a lot of resources. I've seen them reach out to homeless and mentor young adults. I've been dealing with Family Assistance for almost 9 yrs. Family assistance changed the lives of so many people... including mine!

A truly magical and heartwarming experience Watching my…read moredaughter connect with the animals in such a gentle and peaceful way was deeply special -- a moment I will always carry in my heart. The owners are incredibly kind and welcoming, and the animals are calm and lovingly cared for, creating an environment that feels safe, serene, and full of love. I wholeheartedly recommend this beautiful place. It's more than a visit -- it's a meaningful connection.

We had The Little Zoo come out for my son's birthday party and the kids absolutely loved it. Even…read moremost of the adults were intrigued and huddled in as close as they could. They came with a wide variety of animals that were interesting to see, pet and feed in some circumstances. They kept the kids interested and attentive the entire time and the pacing of the show and the introduction and explanation of the animals was perfect. What an amazingly fun and educational experience.

My resident city is too small . But When I lived of here…read moreover13years I like phelan and pinonhills do know why?? Most regident peoples so kindly and sweet Even post office worker They are attentive

Biggest garbage dump in the desert. Aside from having two people working at a time even when…read morethere's long lines out the door, They're of no help or service at all. And I'd use the usual pun like slow as molasses but that would be an insult to molasses. If you wonder why there's always issues here that's why. Can't wait to get outta here so I don't have to deal with them anymore.