Valentine’s Day is only a week away! This year, let them know you’re thinking of them when you name a bug after someone you love … or someone that just bugs you.
Make a $15 donation to the Minnesota Zoo Foundation by midnight on February 14 to name a bug in someone’s honor and help feed Minnesota Zoo animals. Name a bug at mnzoofoundation.org/bug
Would you still love them if they were a worm? Finally, you can prove your devotion this Valentine’s Day when you name a bug after a friend (or foe)! Make a $15 donation to the Minnesota Zoo Foundation before midnight on February 14 and name a bug in someone’s honor. Whether they give you butterflies or make your stomach squirm, their bug will become part of a balanced diet and help feed Minnesota Zoo animals like chameleons, owls, tamanduas, and more. Recipients will receive an ecard and a personalized message informing them that a bug has been named in their honor. To name a bug, visit http://mnzoofoundation.org/bug
Still in a holiday food trance? 😴🍽️ This Cyber Monday, give a gift that gives back to animals like Linneaus's two-toed sloths!🦥 This holiday season, treat you or someone you love to an animal sponsorship, and give a gift that makes a difference, one that will be appreciated long after the holiday season is over: https://bit.ly/3Vc9DxT
🎥: Zookeeper Cathy
Boop! Just checking in--have you given today? Give to The Max day isn't over yet and there's still time to make a difference for animals like Amur tiger cubs Amaliya and Andrei. Make a gift by the end of the day and help create hope for endangered species: https://bit.ly/3u28nCR
Happy #SeaStarDay! Aquarist Nicky knows quite a bit about these echinoderms, like why they are called sea stars and not star fish. (Because they don’t have gills, scales, or swim!) ⭐️
We heard the weather will be great (for a visit to the Zoo) this weekend. 🌤️ We hope you find some time to get out in nature and enjoy it!
Born to Roar - GTMD 2024
This Give to the Max Day, join us as the Minnesota Zoo Foundation creates hope for endangered species like Amur tigers. Earlier this year, Amur tiger mom Dari birthed two cubs, Amaliya and Andrei. This fall, guests watched as the cubs took their first steps out onto habitat, marking the first of many connections that visitors will make between these animal ambassadors and their wild counterparts.But you don’t have to wait to make a difference. Make a gift before midnight on November 14 and receive exclusive, early access to our new documentary, "Born to Roar: The Birth of Tiger Cubs". Follow along behind the scenes with Dari and Zoo staff from birth planning to the cubs' first day on habitat!Donate or learn more at https://www.givemn.org/organization/Mnzoo
Snack time 🥬
🎥: Animal Care Tech Sarah
POV: You decided today is a Zoo Day and joined Nuka for her lunch 🦦
🎥: Animal Care Tech Sam
Early giving has begun! This Give to the Max Day, help the Minnesota Zoo Foundation create hope for endangered species! Earlier this year, Amur tiger mom Dari birthed two cubs under the care of Zoo staff. With just 400 Amur tigers left in the world, Dari’s cubs are a huge conservation victory.
When you make a gift before midnight on November 14 you’ll receive exclusive, early access to our new documentary — "Born to Roar: The Birth of Tiger Cubs". Follow along behind the scenes with Dari and Zoo staff from birth planning to the cubs' first day on habitat!
Make an impact today at https://bit.ly/3u28nCR
Every day, artists create new gourd-geous works of art for the Jack-O-Lantern Spectacular trail. 🎃 The event runs through Nov. 2nd, get your tickets before they vanish!