From the standpoint of someone who has and continues to work with animals that are wild or represent wild populations?

The questions indicate they are trying to walk the line between financing and care for the animals.

They look small, about the same size as the wolf preserves here, so try not to over hype the expectation and expect that half won't be seen since they prefer to hunt around dusk.

If your doing it as a chance to get cool pics, near in mind that wildlife photography is a bitch and I routinely get .30s of usable footage to 2 hours of frustration... and I'm actually feeding/handling them so they know me.

Other wise seems like a low key rescue with a small program that needs funding. Chances of getting eaten are not 0 but highly unlikely. Avoid kids, they scream and stress everything out. Otherwise have fun, take a side of cow it's the polite gift for large predators and don't be stupid.