Digital Adoptions

Adopt any animal at the Zoo with a digital adoption, and help us continue to provide outstanding care.

Pick your animal from the list provided below, then select the Digital Adoption box to check out.
Gift a digital adoption by choosing to in the shopping cart.
All materials are sent to you via email, so more of your money benefits the animal(s) you adopt.

NOTE: All adoptions are valid for one year. Like all living creatures, Zoo animals may become ill, pass away or move to another zoo temporarily or permanently. If the animal leaves for any reason, your symbolic adoption can be transferred to another animal for the remainder of your adoption year.

List of All Zoo Animals Available for Adoption*

MAMMALS	REPTILES, AMPHIBIANS & INVERTEBRATES	BIRDS & FISH
African Cape porcupine African elephant African lion Alaska moose American beaver Amur leopard Amur tiger Asiatic black bear Black and white Colobus monkey Black howler monkey Black mangabey Black rhinoceros Black-footed ferret Black-tailed prairie dog Bornean orangutan Brown-nosed coati Canada lynx Chinchilla Domesitc ferret Domestic goat Domestic guinea pig Domestic rabbit Geoffroy’s marmoset Goeldi’s monkey Golden lion tamarin Grant’s zebra Grizzly bear Hoffmann’s two-toed sloth Lar gibbon Madagascar lesser tenrec Matschie’s tree kangaroo Mexican wolf Mountain lion Mountain (Woolly) tapir Naked mole rat Nile hippopotomas North American porcupine North American river otter Okapi Pallas’ cat Red River hog Red-necked wallaby Reticulated giraffe Ring-tailed lemur Rock hyrax Rocky Mountain goat Siamang Slender-tailed meerkat Snow leopard Striped skunk Sumatran orangutan Three-banded armadillo Virginia opossum Warthog Western Lowland gorilla White-cheeked gibbon White-nosed coati Wolf’s guenon	African pancake tortoise African spurred tortoise Agama American alligator Andean (Honduran) milksnake Argentine red tegu Asian forest scorpion Axolotl Baja blue rock lizard Ball python Bavay’s giant gecko Bearded dragon Black widow spider Blue Death-feigning Beetle Blue-tongued skink Blue Spiny Lizard Blue tree monitor Bornean (Blo0d) short-tailed python Bullsnake Burmese python California kingsnake Cane toad Chilean rose-haired tarantula Chuckwalla Collared lizard Crested gecko Desert blonde tarantula Desert kingsnake Eastern box turtle Egyptian tortoise Emerald tree monitor Emperor newt European glass lizard Fire skink Flower snake Giant African bullfrog Giant African millipede Gila monster Hermit crab Kenyan sand boa Large blotched python Leopard gecko Leopard tortoise Madagascar hissing cockroach Mali spiny-tailed lizard Moroccan spiny-tailed lizard Ornate box turtle Pacific pond turtle Pearl River map turtle Pine/Gopher snake Prehensile-tailed skink Mandarin trinket snake New Caledonia giant gecko Red-eared slider Red-eyed tree frog Red-footed tortoise Ridley’s (beauty) cave snake Rosy boa Sonoran desert millipede Southern leopard frog Star tortoise Throny devil stick insect Tiger salamander Tokay gecko Veiled chameleon Western hognose snake White’s tree frog Woma python Wyoming toad	Abyssinian ground hornbill African grey parrot African penguin American kestrel Australian shelducks Bald eagle Barn owl Budgerigar (budgie / parakeet) Cape griffon vulture Cattle egret Cockatiel Crested Guinea fowl Domestic Chicken East African crowned crane Eastern crested guineafowl Eclectus parrot Emu Eurasian griffon vulture Hemleted guineafowl Indian blue peafowl (peacock) Koi Muscovy duck North American wood duck Pink-backed pelican Princess parrot Greenback cutthroat trout Raven Rio Grande wild turkey Southern ground hornbill Tawny frogmouth

*If you wish to adopt at a level that is not shown, please contact the Membership office at 719-424-7815