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Bookmark or Share- Barry R Kirshner Wildlife SanctuaryFounded in 1994, the Barry R. Kirshner Wildlife Sanctuary is a special place right here in Butte County. Equal parts wildlife sanctuary, educational park, and research center, the Sanctuary is home to a remarkable assortment of non-releasable wild and exotic animals, many of them endangered species.
- Cinders - Black Bear - Barry R Kirshner Wildlife SanctuaryMeet Cinder, Kirshner’s newest movie star! Originally slated to cast in a commercial, the studio was so impressed with her training that she also performed in a movie! A major component of the Foundation’s education and outreach programs includes awareness that these are all wild animals, and that it takes special training to work with them.
- Contact — Barry R Kirshner Wildlife SanctuaryEmail: Administrative related issues: admin@kirshner.org ; Address: 4995 Durham-Pentz Rd., Oroville, CA 95965; Hours of Operation: 9:00 am – 5:00 pm Tuesday through Sunday. Closed Monday
- All Animals - Barry R Kirshner Wildlife SanctuaryOur Animals. Our facility is home to animals from around the world, and we love each and every one of them. One thing that sets us apart from other facilities is that we are not afraid to take on animals with special needs.
- Our Mission — Barry R Kirshner Wildlife SanctuaryThe Kirshner Wildlife Sanctuary is home to a remarkable variety of non-releasable, endangered, and exotic live animals. Each animal is housed in an enclosure that far exceeds state and federal regulations.
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