The Action Wildlife Foundation is a non-profit organization dedicated to the housing of rare and exotic animals. On 116 acres of preserved farmland, we provide large, natural habitats for animals from all over the world. Mostly different kinds of goats and cattle, our animals range from Aoudad Mountain Goats to Zebra.

Hayrides:
Seasonal hayrides - Available weekends in October during designated times of the day, weather permitting. Hayride tours are available during the open season (mid-April through October) and can be booked for groups of 25 or more.

Petting Zoo:
Action Wildlife invites all guests to stop at our petting zoo located across from the green museum building. Please note that the animals in the petting barn are the ONLY animals guests are allowed to pet and feed.

 

Schedule

Located on Route 4 in Goshen, CT - (Halfway Between Torrington and Goshen). From Route 8 Heading North: Take Exit 44 - Torrington. Go straight through the light at the bottom of the ramp. Take a Left at the next light onto Route 4 West. Follow Route 4 approximately 4 miles, Action Wildlife will be on your right hand side. Look for the NEW entrance, the black gate at the stone wall Action Wildlife sign. From Route 8 Heading South: Take Exit 44 - Torrington. Go right at the bottom of the ramp onto Route 4 West. Follow Route 4 approximately 4 miles, the Action Wildlife will be on your right hand side. Look for the NEW entrance, the black gate at the stone wall Action Wildlife sign. From Hartford: 84 West out of Hartford. Take Exit 39 (Route 4 - Farmington). At the end of the ramp go straight through the light and onto Route 4 West. Follow signs for Route 4 for approximately 26 miles, the Action Wildlife will be on your right hand side. Look for the NEW entrance, the black gate at the stone wall Action Wildlife sign. From the West (upstate NY): Follow Route 4 East. Proceed through the Goshen rotary, and continue on for approximately 2 miles. The Action Wildlife will be on your left side. Look for the NEW entrance, the black gate at the stone wall Action Wildlife sign.