Las Vegas Zoo Adopt an Animal Program

Adopt an Animal

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IT'S EASY TO ADOPT

Thank you for showing interest in the Adopt-An-Animal program. The Southern Nevada Zoological - Botanical Park has many animals, all of which are available for adoption. Below you will find a list of just some of those animals. The ADOPT-AN-ANIMAL program aids in the funding for up-keep, medical/health care, and exhibit enhancement.
Be the first person in your family, class in your school, or business in your neighborhood to adopt your very own zoo animal!
Included in your adoption package is a certificate of adoption with your name on it (and the species name of the animal you've adopted), nature notes and personal history of your special friend. Add a tiger to your household, or perhaps give a Barbary ape as a birthday present to that special person. Either way, you can leave the care to us.

Simply look over the list of animals below, select the species you'd like to adopt, and return an Adoption Application along with your check. (You can download and print out an adoption application HERE). Being a parent to an exotic animal can be a lot of fun. And, it's your opportunity to share the pride and pleasures of caring for some of the world's magnificent creatures. Become a member of the wild and wonderful Zoo parent family. All gifts are tax deductible, and adoptions are valid for one full year.

*ANIMALS NOW AVAILABLE FOR ADOPTION*
$45	$65	$85
Turtles Desert Tortoise* Red-Footed Tortoise Guinea Fowl Peafowl Chickens	Flamingos* Raven Pythons & Boas Green Iguana Turacos Leopard Tortoise	Gila Monsters Pygmy Goats Conures* Tiger Rat Snake Ostrich Bali Mynah*
$100	$125	$150
African Grey Parrot Agoutis American Alligator Beaded Lizard Emus Cavies African Spurred Tortoise Chinese Alligator*	Bornean Binturong* Wallabys Macaws* Cockatoos* Mountain Lion Coati	Chimpanzee* African Lions Barbary Apes* TK. Caracals* Fossas River Otters Siberian Lynx*
* ENDANGERED SPECIES
Click Here for a Printable Adoption Application

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