Wild Wonders is home to one hundred and thirty unique animals all with their own backgrounds. You will soon discover is that no two animals are alike.
Jackie & I made the trip to SF for the WCN (Wildlife Conservation Network) conference last weekend. Jane Goodall gave the keynote address about conservation of species and habitats and how people need to be aware & involved with protecting wild things & wild places. Wild Wonders/Zoofari is very involved with conservation, listening to grassroots biologists speak about their individual projects worldwide and choosing those projects Zoofari will support. Great things are happening with projects Zoofari has been supporting over the years. If you would like to learn more about these rewarding conservation efforts, drop us a line & we will add you to our database for our quarterly newsletter updates.
Jane Goodall at WCN
You wouldn’t think it takes any training for a Cheetah to run, would you? Well, training is just what it takes. Since Victor was born in S. Africa to be a Conservation Ambassador, running & chasing at top speed had to be taught by his surrogate Mom’s. Recently we have been training Victor to recognize an inanimate object as a prey item. No easy feet for a wild cat designed to chase live prey. After the chasing is ingrained, then the stopping part comes in. Luckily, Victor is enamored by Linda, his primary trainer and will just about follow her anywhere. Stay tuned for updates & photos of his training & the announcement of his “Big Day,” where he will hopefully run at a top speed of 70mph to catch his “prize!”
Safari Soiree is Here!
Saturday September 12th
6PM – 9PM
La Jolla Images of Nature Gallery
www.zoofari.com for Tickets
Thanks to Kim, the animal care supervisor, for another great job.
Brownie, the Boa, and Kodi, the Macaw, were show stoppers and who can forget Kima, the gorgeous Kinkajou.
All our these great animals and more are hoping to see you at the Safari Soiree on September 12th from 6pm to 9pm.
Come and share an evening with some of Zoofari’s wonderful animal ambassadors in the upscale Images of Nature gallery. Our third annual Safari Soiree promises to be an exciting evening with live entertainment and silent auction.
The evening will benefit the mission of Zoofari in its quest to provide funding for quality conservation education and support for its partners in rainforest conservation.
Enjoy cocktails, wine and hors d’ouvres and spend an evening with the animals.
Tickets are available online at Zoofari and Wild Wonders.
Now this is an opportunity you cannot pass up.
Imagine waking up on a beautiful Sunday morning and sipping champagne while coming face to face with some of the World’s most mesmerizing animals.
Well, guess what? Here’s your chance. Zoofari wants to give you this unique, once in a lifetime, opportunity to do just that on March 29th.
Let’s start with some of the activities that will be available. Besides the amazing adventure of spending time with a cheetah, you will also have a chance to help out all the other animals at the zoo by taking part in a silent auction. Proceeds will go directly to the Zoofari Animals as well as to the Cheetah Conservation program in Botswana.
To top off all these fantastic events, Rebecca Klein from Cheetah Conservation Botswana will be there for an exciting live cheetah presentation. What a great chance to hear about her experiences first hand, and have a part in helping these wonderful animals.
Don’t miss out on this Opportunity, BUY YOUR TICKETS NOW!!
Hurry space is limited.
