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Learn the story behind each animal at Otters and Others Zoo and Conservation. Dromedary camel or one humped camel is the tallest of the camel species. Camels have been domesticated for almost 3,500 years and been very valued pack animal. Our camel loves watermelon, lettuce and carrots. Our camel is available for sponsorship.

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Learn the story behind each animal at Otters and Others Zoo and Conservation.  Zonkey if it is sired from a male Zebra and female Donkey.   This rare hybrid cross is sterile but can live among donkeys or zebras. 

Our zonkeys areavailable for sponsorship.

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Learn the story behind each animal at Otters and Others Zoo and Conservation.   Ostriches are large flightless birds. They are the heaviest living birds and lay the largest eggs of any living land animal. With the ability to run at 70 km/h, they are the fastest birds on land.  

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    The ferret is most likely a domesticated form of the wild European polecat.   

Our ferret loves to explore new tunnels and boxes, but his favorite toy is tennis balls.  Our ferret is available for sponsorship. He needs more enrichment toys. 

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We have a variety of wild game. They serve a great purpose at our farm; they keep our bugs under control due to their foraging as well as lay fresh eggs to eat. 

Our birds are available for sponsorship.

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Our Miniature Highlanders completes our mini petting zoo and holds a special place in our heart for that. Scottish Highlanders are native to Scotland and Ireland. 

Our cattle are available for sponsorship. 

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Our raccoons love to explore, climb and play in water. Our raccoons are available for sponsorship. They need more enrichment toys. 

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 The African Spurred Tortoise, also called the Sulcata Tortoise, is an endangered species of tortoise inhabiting the southern edge of the Sahara Desert, the Sahel, in Africa.  These tortoises can live to be 150 years old and upwards of 150 pounds. They love fresh veggies. 

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 The African Spurred Tortoise, also called the Sulcata Tortoise, is an endangered species of tortoise inhabiting the southern edge of the Sahara Desert, the Sahel, in Africa.  These tortoises can live to be 150 years old and upwards of 150 pounds. They love fresh veggies. 

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Our fox loves squeaky toys, fresh fruit and veggie treats and digging. Our fox is available for sponsorship. He needs toys and enrichment activities. 

 Red foxes can be found throughout the continental United States from Alaska to Florida. Highly adaptable they can live everywhere from mountains to grasslands to coastal areas and even thrive in cities. They are one of the few wildlife species to expand their range despite habitat destruction caused by humans. Learn more about the animals we have at Otters and Others feel free to send a message. 

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 River otters are beautifully adapted to life in the water and land, where they hunt for fish and dry off on the banks. They are vulnerable conservation as unregulated hunting, today river otters face pollution and destruction of their wetland habitat. 

Our otters love to swim the most. Our otters are available for sponsorship. They need pool toys and enrichment activities. Learn more about the animals we have at Otters and Others feel free to send us a message. 

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 Kangaroos are marsupials native to Australia. They give birth to tiny, underdeveloped babies that crawl into their mother's pouch to nurse and continue growing. 

Rocky loves to snuggle and loves his bottles. 

Rocky is available for sponsorship. He needs Kangaroo milk replacer, more bottles and teets. 

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 Learn the story behind each animal at Otters and Others Zoo and Conservation.   Brilliant orange and black monarchs are one of the most easily recognizable of the butterflies. Monarch populations have plummeted in recent years due to habitat loss and the elimination of milkweed, their only caterpillar host plant.   

Our pollination conservation is designed with Monarch's and other species of butterflies. Bumblebees are large, furry, and charismatic four-winged insects that belong to an order called the Hymenoptera, which also includes sawflies, ants, and wasps.  

Our conservation is designed with Bumblebee's and pollinating bee's. 

Our bee's are available for sponsorship. 

Our butterflies are available for sponsorship. They need more butterfly shelters.  Our bee's always need more watering stations and flowers. 

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 Found in the tropical forests of Central and South America, sloths are among the slowest moving animals on earth. Algae grows in their fur, giving them a greenish tinge, which helps camouflage them in the jungle vegetation. 

Our sloth loves to sleep, climb and sweet treats. 

 Our sloth is available for sponsorship. She needs enrichment activities. 

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Although capybaras are not endangered yet, the Species Survival Plan serves the important role of coordinating the placement of individual members of the species at zoos and sanctuaries nationwide and ensuring that breeding activity supports the genetic health and long-term viability of the species. They are hunted for their meat and leather. Our Capybara's are available for sponsorship. They need a new pond. 

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Miniature Horses came over from Europe in the 1950's to pull the coal mining carts.   Although they cannot be ridden, they are incredibly strong. Miniatures are known for their size, kind personalities and diversity. 

She is available for sponsorship. She needs a new halter and a winter blanket.  

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 Pygmy goats have not been assessed by the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN). They are not considered to be endangered in any way but do help with a natural vegetation control. Due to their small size this allows smaller acreage farms to have animals and natural food. 

Our goats love to snack, climb and June loves talking to anyone around. Our goats are available for sponsorship. They need winter blankets and a goat tower. 

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 Intelligent, social, hardy animals, donkeys have been domesticated for their milk, strength and companionship for more than 6,000 years.  Today, miniature donkeys are very popular as companion animals. Donkeys are amazing guard animals. 

She is available for sponsorship. She needs a new halter and a winter blanket.  

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Our pigs love mud baths and puzzles. 

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Our chickens and ducks serve a great purpose at our farm; they keep our bugs under control due to their free-range foraging as well as lay fresh eggs to eat. 

Our ducks and chickens love to swim and treats. 

Our chickens and ducks are available for sponsorship. They need  more permanent pond. 

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Our horses are available for sponsorship.

Our horses need shade areas and shelter areas. 

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