Sanctuaries

crystal wrote:

The number one big fan of zoos are the kids. Honestly speaking, at my age 27 I'm a big fan too. I love seeing different kind of animals. I highly recommend the best zoos in Aruba namely The Toledo Zoo, The Detroit Zoo and Saint Louis Zoo. It's best to visit these zoo's in mid of September.

Oh so that means you'll be back there again. Its August now so there will be a little time left for that. Anyways, thank you for recommending those zoos that you mentioned. I'd look up for them when I get there with my kids.

takatenamano wrote:

Wow. Do you know any the name of the place you're talking about or is it really named donkey sanctuary? Sounds interesting.

I believe it is really called donkey sanctuary. I haven't seen the actual place but it is really interesting according to my friend. However, aside from donkeys, do you think we could see other animals?

There's a donkey sanctuary? I've never heard of it before. I don't think there's any in America. Can people interact with the donkeys, too?

takatenamano wrote:

Yeah. Its good to know that isn't it. I mean even I knew about Aruba because of its beautiful beaches, hotels and resorts. It seems it still has a lot more to offer than that.

Were you able to visit those place in Aruba? I'm very much excited to have a tour to their beautiful sanctuaries. I know my family would enjoy to see donkeys and butterflies flying around. :rolleyes:

crystal wrote:

The number one big fan of zoos are the kids. Honestly speaking, at my age 27 I'm a big fan too. I love seeing different kind of animals. I highly recommend the best zoos in Aruba namely The Toledo Zoo, The Detroit Zoo and Saint Louis Zoo. It's best to visit these zoo's in mid of September.

Great! Everybody would really fun there. Actually, I haven't gone to a zoo yet. However, this is a good place for children because they love animals. Where could we find the zoos in Aruba?

Wait, I'm a little bit confused. Are zoos and sanctuaries the same thing, or are they different? If they're not the same, what is the difference?