Listen to
Pele sing

Proud Partner
Organization

We are one of 33 facilities in the United States accredited by
The American Sanctuary Association (ASA)

We are one of 14 facilities in the United States accredited by
The Global Federation of Animal Sanctuaries

INSTRUCTIONS FOR WHAT TO DO
IF YOU FIND
A BABY BIRD

Hawaii's only fully-accredited, USDA licensed, exotic animal sanctuary

Founded in 1998, the Three Ring Ranch is a private,
non-profit, exotic animal sanctuary located on five acres above Kona. It is home to zebras, nene, hawks, owls, flamingos and reptiles, as well as many other rare, endangered and exotic creatures.

Licensed by the USDA, we hold State and Federal
wildlife permits for rehabilitation and possession of
raptors and endangered species.

Our mission is to positively impact the environment while educating Hawaii's children about their place in the natural world.
Our goal is to assist in the development of an environmentally responsible generation of youth. We teach about the fragile ecosystem we impact on a daily basis, while giving visitors a rare chance to see the animals up close.

Native animals brought to us with injuries are cared for and released when able. Our resident animals live out their natural lives at the facility.

In addition to caring for exotic animals already within the State, we also serve as an amnesty station where alien species can be brought

We recently released a Hawaiian hoary bat after it was found with a wing injury
Watch 2 short videos of the bat's care and release
bat care video
bat release video

"Background Music to Reduce Startle Response in Wild Avian Species During Rehabilitation"

READ THE ORIGINAL RESEARCH ARTICLE
written by Ann and her interns and published in the
Journal of Wildlife Rehabilitation.

Link to Mixed Species Survey