Discover Porfell Wildlife Park
Cornwall’s biggest exotic animal sanctuary
Porfell Wildlife Park is a wild family attraction only a few miles from Looe in South East Cornwall. It offers sanctuary to more than 250 animals from around the world. They might be neglected, injured, imported illegally or simply no longer wanted. For whatever reason they come to us, they’re always welcome.Animals call it home
Since 1989, we’ve created homes designed to suit each species’ individual needs. The result is a living attraction quite unlike a zoo. Here children (and adults!) can get up close to wildlife, feed the animals, touch them and learn all about the natural world. Feed the animals | Be keeper for a day | See owls fly
These rare baby Marmosets were born at Porfell in February 2013
In November 2012, two rare Geoffroys/Common marmoset babies were born right here in the park….
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Rare Twin Baby Marmosets Born at Porfell Wildlife Park
Porfell has two new residents: twin baby Marmosets have been born in captivity.
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The oldest lemur in town (and the world)
This Black lemur is 32 years old and we think she’s currently the oldest lemur in captivity anywhere in the world.
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Maasai display raises £500 for African elephants
As well as raising money for our animals here, we also try to raise awareness and funds for other animal charities around the world such as The David
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