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Our Mission
Zoological Wildlife Foundation is an organization dedicated to educating the public about rare and endangered animal species in captivity and in the wild. Raising public awareness will aid the preservation and propagation of these creatures that are disappearing on a daily basis.
With our trained staff and volunteers we are taking a step further to educating the public by offering educational programs to school, festival, private and special events.
ZWF also adopts abused, unwanted, neglected or confiscated exotic wildlife of all kinds. At our facility these animals will have the opportunity to live their lives to the fullest extent possible. Together we can help preserve these magnificent creatures.
Share knowledge in the captive management of Capuchin and Gibbons and other rare and endangered animals.
To offer educational animal tours by appointment (when our farm is completed).
To offer up close and personal to our community and others who wish to support our farm and Zoological Wildlife Foundation.
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Zoological Wildlife Foundation
Photography of Animals: by el bulldog
New Addition:
Brazilian Tufted Capuchin Monkey
Donatella -- Born from Captive-Born Parents at our facility. Give a warm welcome to Donatella our new addtion to Wildlife foundation.
New Addition:
Brown Lemur
Lionel--Habitat destruction remains the primary threat to the brown lemur, largely as a result of the explosive growth in the human population on Madagascar. Eastern areas of rainforest are destroyed by slash-and-burn agriculture and by forest cutting for fuel wood and construction, while dryer western forests are cleared by fires started to promote new flushes of pasture for grazing cattle. Hunting and trapping for food or the pet trade may also constitute a threat to the brown lemur in some parts of its range.
New Addition:
Red Ruff Lemurs
Penelope and Matthew, These to beautiful Red Ruff Lemurs are the New addition to our many exotics animals that take refuge here at Zoological Wildlife Foundation, also are Future Breeders, and our next educational show stars. Give a warm welcome to Penelope and Matthew.
Gypsy
Our Growing African Leopard
Gypsy, at Miami Country Day School, at the Zoo Club.. She was posing for the Students, as they were educated on African Leopards.More info
School Presentations
Many schools already know how easy and economical it is to have special presentations come to them. Our programs are flexible and self contained. Click for info
Our Puppies and Dogs
From my own 10 years of personal experience, I found that it can be a nightmare to find quality dogs at reasonable prices within the US. Click for info