Animal Welfare Assessments
When it comes to tourism, wildlife and animal-based experiences can be a major attraction—but not all of them are ethical. Many businesses and attractions unknowingly engage in practices that negatively impact animal welfare, while others may want to improve but aren’t sure where to start. That’s where we come in. Our Animal Welfare Assessments help tourism businesses ensure that their operations provide their animals with the best care possible.
Who This is For
- Wildlife tourism attractions such as zoos, aquariums, and sanctuaries.
- Tour operators that include animal encounters in their activities.
- Nonprofits and conservation organizations involved in wildlife tourism.
- Businesses wanting to transition to ethical wildlife practices but don’t know where to begin.
If your operation involves animals and interacts with tourists, we can help ensure that your practices meet ethical and sustainable standards that benefit both wildlife and your business.
Why Ethical Animal Tourism Matters
Travelers are becoming more conscious of animal welfare, with many actively avoiding attractions that exploit or mistreat wildlife. By prioritizing ethical treatment, you can:
- Build a positive reputation as a responsible tourism provider.
- Increase trust and bookings from eco-conscious travelers.
- Ensure long-term sustainability for your business and the wildlife you care for.
Good animal welfare isn’t just ethical—it’s good business.
What We Offer
Our Animal Welfare Assessments include
- Facility & Habitat Evaluations
- Ethical Guidelines & Best Practices
- Animal Diet Evaluation
- Tourist Interaction Review
- Habitat and Educational Signage Design
- Compliance & Certification Assistance
Let's work together
If you want to improve, evaluate, or transition to more ethical wildlife tourism practices, we’re here to help. Our initial assessments are completely free, and qualifying organizations may be eligible for even more free services. Our goal is to help businesses create experiences that are beneficial for both animals and tourists.
Contact us today to schedule an assessment and take the next step toward responsible wildlife tourism!
