Managing a lifetime of health at Zoology
With almost 140 individual residents at Zoology, we always know that a small percentage of those animals will need our intervention to help them live with chronic conditions. The most…
Read MoreAnimal Care Professionals
Chicken’s Kingdom
Some of us Zoology residents are natural leaders, quick to greet our admirers and always ready for action. I am the clear choice to lead the Sheep/Goat Yard! I am…
Read MoreThe Blair Cat Project
My name is Anna Miller and I am currently the General Manager at Zoology Foundation. I’ve been working here for 7 years. I started as an animal care specialist, moved…
Read MoreBonBon: The Warrior of Zoology
Though I have quite the reputation and need no introduction typically, my name is BonBon and I am the COR (Chief Operating Rooster) of Zoology Foundation. Although I have risen…
Read MoreEvery day is a good day for Priscilla!
Hi All! My name is Priscilla and I am the newest lucky pig to come live at Zoology Foundation! I used to live with a family in a place where…
Read MoreInspiring Connections
Our mission at Zoology Foundation is to inspire positive connections between people, animals, and the environment through animal interactions and by providing sanctuary to animals. We talk a lot about…
Read MoreDuck, Duck, GOOSE!
Did you know that Zoology is home to 21 domestic waterfowl? Our ponds are currently home to 4 Mute swans, 13 Sebastopol and Embden geese, and 4 ducks. Of course,…
Read MoreHow do we choose what animals will live at Zoology?
We get an array of animal surrender forms here at Zoology Foundation. Animals such as pigs, geese, turtles, cats, rabbits and more! Some who need a new home because their…
Read MoreSocialization: An animal’s guide on how to say, “Hello”
You’ve pulled into the parking lot of the local dog park with your best furry friend, Rover. Rover is in the back seat wagging his tail and crying with excitement.…
Read MoreWorking Dogs, part 3
We are picking up right where we left off last month in our deep dive into dog breeds and the work they do. It is really important to note that…
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