Zoo Safari USA ended the month at the Sand Springs Pumpkin Patch. We visited with 1100 kids and parents.

                           Have a safe and Happy Halloween from Zoo Safari USA

                                   Delilah our Sulcata Tortoise has laid 27 eggs.

                                                             

                   
                 The female (bottom) Sambava Tomato Frog is larger than the male (top).

Volunteers are an important part of Zoo Safari USA's daily responsibilities. Without them Zoo Safari USA could not continue moving forward.

                        RESCUE, REHABILITATE, EDUCATION AND CONSERVATION

    Zoo Safari USA has rescued unwanted exotics for many years, this is just a handful.

    Dozer, our male Sulcata Tortoise, enjoys a pumpkin donated from the Sand Springs Pumpkin Patch.

Had a great morning at the Sand Springs Pumpkin Patch Festival. We visited with children, parents and teachers from various schools around the area.

Zoo Safari USA visited with Cub Scout Troop 730 in Tahlequah yesterday evening. There were over 125 parents and Cub Scouts there to learn about the animals and the zoo.

Zoo Safari USA Rescues

Zoo Safari USA is a 501c3 non-profit organization that rescues unwanted exotics, rehabilitates them and uses them to educate the public about the animals rescued.
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At the Sand Springs Pumpkin Patch

Zoo Safari USA spent Saturday at the Sand Springs Pumpkin Patch. We will be there every Saturday through the rest of October from 10 to 7