The Brief
- Two Tails Ranch in Levy County is home to elephants from the African safari or the jungles of subtropical Asia.
- The facility has 67 acres where these gentle giants live in free-style enclosures with plenty of space to roam.
WILLISTON, Fla. – Tucked away in Levy County is a unique rescue ranch with an affinity for gentle giants from the African safari or the jungles of subtropical Asia.
“Two Tails Ranch is an elephant boarding facility, care facility and conservation facility,” shared Patricia Zerbini, the owner of the ranch. “We do guided tours, so we sit down, talk about the elephants while I answer questions, and then we go around and see the different animals we have here.”
Zerbini is passionate about the pachyderm in her care. The facility has 67 acres where these gentle giants live in free-style enclosures with plenty of space to roam.
But, like most conservation, elephants aren’t the only animals that have made a home there.…