The park’s current Life Science Manager Tiga Cross and her family have added their personal investment to community fundraising effects to stay open, following the attraction going into voluntary administration in August.
Cross said: “Keeping the park open is great news for our 50 marine animals, our 40 staff, our 100 volunteers and of course the 400 marine animals we rescue and release each year.”
Beyond its contributions to wildlife preservation, the sanctuary attracts more than 50,000 visitors annually.
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