Who owns safaripark?
The attraction has been managed by Cumbria Zoo Company Ltd since 2017 when it took control from the zoo’s founder, David Gill. It was granted a six-year renewal of its licence by Barrow Borough Council in April.
Who owns South Lakes Safari Zoo?
Cumbria Zoo Company Ltd
Ownership. Since 2017 the zoo has been operated by Cumbria Zoo Company Ltd, of which Karen Brewer is the manager.
When did South Lakes zoo open?
May 28, 1994South Lakes Safari Zoo / Opened
When did South Lakes Zoo open?
What happened at South Lakes Zoo?
A zoo has closed to visitors amid a legal row between its landlord and the company running it. Police said they were called to South Lakes Safari Zoo in Dalton-in-Furness earlier. The attraction has been managed by Cumbria Zoo Company Ltd since 2017 but the site was recently sold to the Zoo Investment Company (ZIC).
Can dogs go to South Lakes Zoo?
Are dogs allowed? This is a natural park with free roaming animals. No dogs are allowed.
What happened at South Lakes zoo?
Why is South Lakes Safari Zoo closed?
South Lakes Safari Zoo, in Dalton-in-Furness, closed on Monday when its new landlord terminated the lease of its operator, which holds the licence. The tourist attraction reopened to the public at 10:00 BST.
What happened to Sarah McClay at South Lakes Zoo?
Cumbria Zoo Company Ltd took on the attraction, which was previously known as South Lakes Wild Animal Park, four years after the death of keeper Sarah McClay, who was mauled to death by a tiger in 2013. Follow BBC North East & Cumbria on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram.
How many animals are there in South Lakes Safari Zoo?
Our Safari Zoo Animals. South Lakes Safari Zoo is home to over 1,000 of the rarest and most endangered animals in unique natural environments which enable you to get as close as physically possible to experience the amazing creatures with which we share our planet.
Was police called to South Lakes Safari Zoo in Dalton?
Police said they were called to South Lakes Safari Zoo in Dalton-in-Furness earlier. The attraction has been managed by Cumbria Zoo Company Ltd since 2017 but the site was recently sold to the Zoo Investment Company (ZIC).