Broadbent Wildlife

Broadbent Wildlife Sanctuary, founded in 2002 by former Kentucky state legislator Mary Ann Tobin, is a registered nonprofit organization dedicated to providing care for sick, injured, and orphaned wildlife throughout Kentucky. With a team of licensed wildlife rehabilitators and a full-time veterinarian, they strive to rescue, rehabilitate, and release native wildlife back into their natural habitats.

In addition to their rehabilitation efforts, Broadbent Wildlife Sanctuary also serves as a safe haven for permanently disabled animals that cannot be released, allowing them to live a good quality of life. They offer educational programs tailored to different age groups, promoting awareness and respect for native species and the environment. Furthermore, the sanctuary provides a home for abandoned and abused exotic birds, other exotic animals, and horses, although space is limited for these animals.

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