Farm In The City

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I super love and appreciate the experience I had in this unique sanctuary for animals. I won't call it a zoo like the ordinary ones because, the creatures were mostly enjoying having interactions with humans and I can feel the auras of the animals were pretty much relax. I am honestly against caging any animal for entertaining humans. Their version of keeping animals at Farm in the City is really and absolutely commendable! Making it a habitat where humans and animals can interact to each other is probably the coolest idea I have ever experienced. This is when they let us interact with the animals which are normally safe to touch (tamed and usually non-aggressive) and those that we can live with. I hope the sanctuary can keep the way they treat their animals and just let the others go free into their natural habitat someday. Overall, I am beyond happy to have experienced this animal sanctuary though I don't encourage to have more animals in a cage and please just let them go if you don't need them ?.

Had a great time at Farm in the City! The place is clean, well-organized, and very family-friendly. Loved how close you can get to the animals feeding and petting them was a highlight, especially the alpacas and giant tortoises. The staff were friendly and helpful, and there are plenty of educational signs throughout. It can get hot, so bring water and go early. Highly recommended for a fun and interactive outing with kids!

Visited on a public holiday and got there around 10am. Surprisingly, it wasn’t too crowded yet, which made the whole experience much more enjoyable. It did get busier closer to noon, so I definitely recommend coming early. Not just to beat the crowd, but also to avoid the heat, as most of the activities are outdoors. The parking area was already full when we arrived, but thankfully we managed to get one of the last spots. If it’s full, you’ll need to park at the opposite building, which charges a fee. At the entrance, they do check your bags not for security, but mainly to ensure no outside food or animal feed is brought in. Outside food is not allowed at all. One of the best parts of the visit was how close you can get to the animals. We got to pet and feed a wide variety including rabbits, goats, alpacas, raccoons, and even some of the more exotic animals like a big tortoise, a horse, an iguana, and a blue-tongue lizard. All the animals were very gentle and well taken care of. One great tip is to bring small change with you. Animal feed for fish and raccoon food can be bought from token machines, which cost RM2 per token. In my opinion, the park isn't very wheelchair or stroller-friendly. The paths are a bit bumpy, and there are some stairs and a narrow bridge inside the tortoise area. Small strollers should be fine, but larger ones or wheelchairs might face some difficulties. Staff were friendly, helpful, and clearly passionate about the animals. The whole place was generally clean and well maintained. Overall, Farm in the City is a fun and educational spot for families or anyone who loves animals. Arrive early, and bring small change for token

My son's lived it.. they like feeding the adorable raccoons. They enjoyed feeding the fish and swan.. catching small fish increased the adrenaline... I'm glad to have such a business that provides services for community to enjoy the experience. Thank you very much that I was able to compensate quality time with my children after a busy schedules as a professional.