Links
This is our Links Page so you can check out some of the companies we do business with!
Jungle Encounters helps fund the Choco Protection Rainforest Project. Their wildlife center is dedicated to help rescue, rehabilitate and release local wildlife. Check out their website to learn more about what they are doing.
This is a great website to learn more about other small wild cat projects we are funding! Check them out to learn about the "lesser-known" small cats!
We are also a member of the following:
The Wildlife Conservation Society saves wildlife and wild lands through careful science, international conservation, education, and the management of the world’s largest system of urban wildlife parks.
The Zoological Association of America promotes the responsible ownership, management, and propagation of animals in both private and public domains.
The IUCN/SSC Cat Specialist Group brings together more than 200 of the world’s leading cat experts, including scientists, wildlife managers and conservationists from 50 countries who are dedicated to advancing the understanding and conservation of the world’s 36 wild living cat species. It is one of over 120 similar international specialist groups forming the Species Survival Commission (SSC) of the World Conservation Union (IUCN). The Specialist Groups perform species assessments for the IUCN Red List of Threatened SpeciesTM, and produce species action plans and policy guidelines.
The Feline Conservation Federation exists to further conservation of felid species with an emphasis on the efforts of individuals to gain knowledge of these wondrous creatures and promote captive propagation programs.
The American Assoc of ZooKeepers is made up of professional zoo keepers and other interested persons dedicated to professional animal care and conservation. AAZK's mission is to provide a resource and a forum of continuing education for the animal care professional and to support zoo and aquarium personnel in their roles as animal care givers, scientific researchers, public educators and conservationists.
The Animal Behaviorial Management Alliance is made up of animal professionals who network to keep up to date on successful enrichment and training techniques. Enrichment and training are tools that we use to improve the quality of life for our animals. www.wildnet.org
Central MA Disaster Animal Response Team (CMDART) is an organization that assists the community with emergency preparedness for pets and animals.
Association of Professional Wildlife Educators (APWE) provides professional wildlife educators the opportunity to network, exchange, and disseminate information regarding new skills, current knowledge, research and other information pertinent to the field of professional wildlife education presentation, to advance the field of wildlife education as well as the management and care of captive wildlife, with an emphasis on ensuring the proper and humane handling and care for captive wildlife.
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