We are a nonprofit sanctuary located in Las Vegas, NV, dedicated to providing lifelong care to over 200 rescued and surrendered animals including birds, pigs, goats, donkeys, reptiles, and more. We focus on education, compassion, and community.
Our residents include parrots, farm animals, reptiles, rabbits, tortoises, peacocks, emus, and more! Each one has a unique rescue story and a forever home with us.
Yes! We’re open to the public on select days. Check our Visit Us page or follow us on social media for current visiting hours and events.
Walk-ins are welcome during open hours. For guided tours, group visits, or field trips, we recommend scheduling in advance.
A small donation is encouraged to help us care for the animals. All proceeds go directly to food, medical care, and habitat upkeep.
We love your generosity, but we kindly ask that you don’t feed animals unless directly supervised by staff. Many of our animals are on special diets.
Visit our Volunteer Page to fill out an interest form. After that, you’ll be invited to orientation and scheduled for your first shift!
Yes! We offer general volunteer shifts, Long Term Volunteer opportunities, and roles for Education Volunteers who enjoy working with the public and children.
Volunteers must be at least 16. Anyone under 18 will need a parent/guardian to sign a waiver. Younger volunteers may participate in supervised group programs.
Absolutely! We’re happy to help you fulfill school or court-approved service hours (please note: court-ordered hours require pre-approval).
You can donate online via our Donation Page, send a check, or even sponsor an animal. Every dollar supports food, vet care, and maintenance.
Yes! We gratefully accept food, tools, cleaning supplies, and more. Contact us before dropping off items.
Yes! Gilcrease Animal Sanctuary is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit. Tax ID available upon request.
Yes! Sponsoring helps cover an animal’s food and care for a month or year. Sponsors receive updates and a certificate.
We’re located in northwest Las Vegas. Full address and directions are on our Contact Page.
Most of our animals are permanent residents due to special care needs. However, we occasionally have adoptable animals. Follow us on social media.
We handle surrenders on a case-by-case basis depending on space and resources. Please contact us with details about your animal.
We are not a vet clinic, but we work with licensed veterinarians to provide care for our animals. We do not offer public vet services.
Yes! We love hosting schools, scouts, and homeschool groups. Our Education Volunteers provide fun, hands-on learning experiences. Email us to schedule.
Yes! We offer Kids Camps, hands-on learning stations, and interactive animal encounters. Check our Events Calendar for upcoming programs.
We occasionally host private events. Reach out to discuss your request and availability.
