Located approximately 15 miles outside of Branson, the National Tiger Sanctuary in Saddlebrooke, MO, is home to tigers and a variety of other exotic and domestic animals. There are multiple pet-friendly tour options available, including one where visitors can feed the tigers. Leashed dogs are welcome throughout the sanctuary.
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National Tiger Sanctuary has received a rating of 4.3 out of 5 bones by 6 canine critics on BringFido and 5.0 out of 5 by
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Visitors report the National Tiger Sanctuary offers an informative, friendly, and pet-friendly experience where they can observe and interact with big cats. Some guests felt the tour was disappointing due to difficulties incorporating their large dogs, and others thought the experience was overpriced.
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Dogs are allowed only on the walking tours (and if your dog barks too much they will ask you to leave) and they have set times (10, 12, 2p). We showed up an hour early, but it worked out because they have a “backyard” that you can go to for a donation or while waiting for a tour. We used the extra hour to see how the dogs would do around the cats. The backyard had a view of a mountain lion, black panther, a few monkeys, and white tigers. There was shade along the tour for the pups to keep cool.