Chase Sanctuary and Wildlife Conservancy is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit wildlife facility located in Webster, Florida, within Sumter County, devoted to rescuing and preserving endangered primates and exotic animals. The sanctuary houses more than 260 animals across 51 or more species, including lemurs and sloths, and operates entirely by appointment with tour options ranging from guided group experiences to VIP deep-dive visits and unique "Painting with Primates" sessions. Revenue from tours directly funds animal care and conservation. Chase maintains endangered species bloodlines through partnerships with zoological facilities worldwide, rehabilitates surrendered exotic pets, and upholds a strict no-sale policy ensuring no primates from the sanctuary are ever placed as pets. Educational outreach, volunteer opportunities, and college internships round out its family-friendly programming.
