Sugar Rush Outdoors is Qi Animal Sanctuary — Attraction in Gujarat

Nestled in the heart of nature's embrace, the Qi To Happiness Animal Sanctuary stands tall as a beacon of hope and compassion. With its unwavering commitment to the well-being of every resident creature, this sanctuary has earned my utmost respect and admiration. Having had the privilege of visiting this sanctuary, I can wholeheartedly vouch for its exceptional standards of care, dedication to conservation, and its role in fostering awareness about our responsibility towards animals. The moment I stepped foot into the Qi To Happiness Animal Sanctuary, it became abundantly clear that the well-being of the animals was their top priority. The staff's dedication and passion for their work shone through their interactions with the animals. Every animal, from the tiniest of birds to the majestic mammals, was treated with love, respect, and dignity. The enclosures were spacious, well-maintained, and designed to mimic natural habitats, providing the animals with a sense of comfort and security. The sanctuary not only provides a safe haven for animals but also serves as an educational hub, inspiring visitors to develop a deeper understanding and appreciation for our fellow creatures. Through informative exhibits, guided tours, and interactive sessions, the sanctuary actively raises awareness about wildlife conservation, ecological balance, and the importance of responsible coexistence with nature. The staff's extensive knowledge and willingness to share their insights made the experience all the more enriching. The Qi To Happiness Animal Sanctuary is a testament to the power of love, compassion, and dedicated conservation efforts. Its commitment to the well-being of every resident, coupled with its educational initiatives and community engagement, sets it apart as a shining example in the realm of animal sanctuaries. My visit to this remarkable haven left an indelible mark on my heart, reminding me of our responsibility to protect and cherish the natural world. I wholeheartedly recommend the Exquisite Animal Sanctuary to anyone seeking an immersive, educational, and transformative experience, where animals are revered, and compassion...

Unbelievably Rude Staff & False Accusations - NOT Family-Friendly! ⚠️ Rating: ★☆☆☆☆ (1 star)

We visited QI Animal Sanctuary today expecting a fun, educational family experience, especially for our 18-month-old son. Instead, we encountered shockingly rude and unprofessional behavior from a tour guide.

What happened: Petting Zoo? Not Allowed to Pet? Our toddler gently touched an animal (as you do in a PETTING ZOO), and the guide aggressively yelled at us. If touching isn’t allowed, call it something else.

False Accusation: While we stood right beside our child, the guide accused him of "kicking" an animal. This was completely untrue and deeply upsetting.

Hostile Tone: The guide’s demeanor was confrontational and shaming, turning what should have been a joyful moment into a stressful ordeal.

Extremely High Cost: we paid 4130.00 Rs. For traumatic experiences zero valued for our hard earned money.

THREATENED OUR CHILD: The tour guide warned they would "throw the kid out" of the sanctuary over simple touching. Unacceptable toward a baby!

Why this matters: Petting zoos exist for gentle, supervised interaction. Toddlers explore with their hands—it’s normal! Staff should guide families, not berate them. Accusing a baby of intentional harm is absurd and unkind. We traveled from abroad for this, making the disappointment even greater.

Not safe for young children or respectful treatment. We’d never return and caution families: if your child is under 5, avoid this place. Staff training is desperately needed.

I will Post this on TripAdvisor,Facebook, and on...

★☆☆☆☆ — Disappointing Experience at Petting Zoo

We recently visited this petting zoo expecting a fun, kid-friendly day, but it turned out to be a huge letdown. We visited this place with four adult person and three kids one included 8 years old and two kids under 2 years. The staff were extremely rude and unfriendly, not at all what you'd expect at a place meant for children and families. First the guild lady kept telling me off the grass for no reason it was just accident and I said sorry for that at first. I have 18 months old boy who always want to explore everything and wants walk around. But staff was so annoying and told me to kept my kids to my self. And also they didn't allow stroller for kids. They were kept telling us what not to do. Stay with whole group and listen whatever they are saying. And it's not possible with 18 months old kids. So, It made the whole experience unpleasant and frustrating for us and the kids. Also it's really pricey Rs 590/ per person. They charge rs 590 for my toddler 18th month old baby but did not let him enjoy at all. If they have so much restrictions they shouldn't allow under 5 years old kids in this zoo. We spend Rs4200 for all family trip for 1 hours. It was not worth. It was Hot temperature and annoying staff. It was horrible experience. We won’t be going back, and we certainly can't recommend this petting zoo to other families looking for a...