This is my pup Herillio! He was adopted 10/13/98. He will gorw to be a happy pup since I spoil my animals! In time he will keep you updated on his growth!
This is Peggy she was adopted 10/13/98!
This is Sunny she was adopted 10/13/98!
This is Sally she was adopted 10/13/98!
This is Lobo he was adopted 10/13/98
This is Maxx he is a sweety he was adopted 10/13/98!
These are mew pups gatta think of names adopted 10/15/98!
This is Sammy adopted 10/15/98!
This is Snikers adopted 10/15/98!
This is Snuggles adopted 10/15/98!
This is matches and Snip adopted 10/15/98!
This is Summer adopted 10/15/98!
This is Clara adopted 10/15/98!
This is Peeper adopted 10/15/98">
This is Flitter adopted 10/15/98!
This is Velvet!
This is Zip
This is Blizzard!
This is Chip!
This is Erin!
This is Flip!
This is Nip!
This is Prance!
This is Pounce!
This is Princess!
This is Scorch!
This is Sly!
This is Snip!
This is Stripes!
This is Canyon!
Thats all my Beanies!
This is Howls adopted 10/16/98!
This is Queeny! adopted 10/16/98!
This is my Kenny! WARNING!! DON'T KILL!
This is Lofty adopted 10/16/98!
This is Roary adopted 10/15/98!
This is Sarina adopted 10/15/98!
This is Kips he was born 10/15/98!
This is Chimera she was adopted 10/13/98 be careful she can get aggressive!
My zoo just received its first-ever Siberian tiger, a six-year-old male called Bala. He’s been moved to my zoo by the Siberian Tiger Species Survival Plan, a group of zookeepers trying to save the big cats by breeding them in zoos. There aren’t many of these special animals left in the wild—only about 400—and my mission is to make sure this one thrives in his new zoo home. Since Siberian tigers may not survive in the wild, zoos—including my zoo—may be their only safe haven.
