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Must-see for any animal lover! Refuge Pageau isn’t a zoo; the focus is rehabilitation and education. All of the animals you see are either unable to be released due to different injuries or will be released when they are old enough. 

The enclosures are great, and none of the animals look bored or stressed, something you won’t find at 99% of animal attractions). The refuge is built into the surrounding forest, and many birds have made a home here, as well as squirrels and chipmunks. 

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