This place SEEMS like an enjoyable place to learn more about animals that you don't encounter very often, but in reality this was a prison. A hell. I felt very ignorant immediately after this experience. The animals are very clearly drugged. Looking into the eyes of the kangaroo and llama, you can see nothing but emptiness. The blank stare they had brought me back to reality. The enclosure they're in is not enough space for a capybara, llama, 4 kangaroos, 3 owls, 5 tortoises and 2 monkey cages. The 3rd room was most likely 6 meters in width and 15 meters in length. This limits mobility and growth. This experience just shattered my heart. I couldn't help but feel extremely useless. I wish I could take all of these animals and place them back in their natural habitat where they belong. I noticed many children mistreated the llama as well. Putting their weight on his head so he/she would lay down. The llama didn't even put up a fight. He/she has lost all hope. None of the workers addressed the situation either. The animal was right next to the stand to buy snacks for the animals where two employees stood and watch. This brings me to my next point: overfeeding. The Guinea pigs and rabbits in the first room were very clearly overweight. I've had experiences with taking care of both types of animals. Children overfeeding the animals carrots caused a serious weight gain. The tortoises in this section as well hid under the sink. They hid from all the commotion. All the tortoises sheltered themselves and found sanctuary under the sink. The second adjoining room was filled with roughly 20 dogs and and pig. The room was the same size as the one previously mentioned. Dog beds covered in excretory waste and the room only smelled worst because of the heat in there. This whole room was cramped and again, all the animals lacked life in them. Please, don't be like me and fall for this place. I post this because someone needs to save them. Please help them. All the animals need to be living to their full potential.