Children journey along the Best Friends tour route exploring areas from Horse Haven to the Bunny House, Feathered Friends, Cat World and the world-renowned Dogtown facility.

Let’s Go Visit is designed to be read aloud in home, library, or classroom settings and to encourage conversation with children about kindness to animals and responsible pet ownership. Infused with humor, this delightful book is packed full of large, colorful photos of the animals of Best Friends.

Every year over 20,000 people visit America’s most beloved animal sanctuary. You’ve seen Best Friends’ ‘Dogtown’ on the National Geographic Channel and read about their team’s heroic efforts during Hurricane Katrina. Now kids everywhere can explore Best Friends 33,000 acre Sanctuary for themselves.

Let’s Go Visit Best Friends Animal Sanctuary was written to be fun and light-hearted yet though provoking, while making a difference in the lives of children and animals.

About Best Friends

Best Friends Animal Society runs a massive facility located outside Kanab, Utah in the Golden Circle of National Parks. With an average of 1,500 animals and over 400 people on staff Best Friends is America’s largest sanctuary for abused and abandoned animals.

Zoologist Nola Lee Kelsey has written a myriad of books from the wildly hilarious Dogs: Funny Side Up! to the light-hearted illitrated children’s poem Twas the Night Before a Dogtown Christmas. Over the past two decades Kelsey has worked as a Dog Caregiver for Best Friends Animal Society (Nat Geo’s Dogtown), a Reptile Keeper, a Marine Park Trainer, and a Wildlife Rehabilitator. She’s also a self-confessed serial volunteer for global animal rescue organizations. As she’s meandered the planet, her humor articles have appeared in publications from Reptiles Magazine to The Bangkok Post.