Zoos SA
Zoos SA is a non-government conservation charity, every visit, adoption, donation and ticket helps to save species from extinction.

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Sumatran Tiger

Our Sumatran Tigers Delilah and Kembali and their 3 cubs can’t get enough of relaxing, eating and playing.

Ring-tailed Lemurs

Lemurs are the oldest species of primate, but sadly they are also the most endangered.

Cheeky Chimps

Our chimp troop have big personalities and are helping keep this endangered species swinging.

Ginormous Giraffe

As the most successful giraffe breeding institution in Australasia, Monarto Safari Park has helped keep giraffes standing tall.

Charismatic Cheetahs

Our beautiful cheetah play an important role in breeding for this vulnerable species.

Fiesty Devils

Our cheeky devils are helping build an insurance population in the fight against cancer among Tassie devils.

Gorgeous Gibbons

Our wonderful and growing gibbon family love swinging and singing.

Magnificent Lions

With amazing breeding success, Monarto Safari Park is home to one of the largest lion prides in Australia.

Pygmy Hippopotamus

Obi the Pygmy Hippo is a cheeky boy who has won the hearts of zoo visitors and staff alike!

Nile Hippo

Brindella and Pansy are the newest residents to Monarto Safari Park's 'Wild Africa' precinct. The pair are continuing the legacy of Brutus and Susie, who called Adelaide Zoo home for over 45 years

Greater Bilbies

Our bilbies have had amazing breeding success for re-introduction to the wild.

Merry Meerkats

Our inquisitive meerkat mob love exploring, playing and keeping a watchful eye on passers by.

Giant Pandas

The ever-endearing Wang Wang and Fu Ni are part of a vital breeding and conservation program.

Remarkable Rhinoceros

Our Rhinos love their keepers and are part of a breeding program helping build the region’s insurance population.

Stunning Orangutans

Our Sumatran Orangutans are all full of personality and intelligence, never ceasing to amaze.

Red Tailed Black Cockatoo

These inquisitive birds love exploring and are ambassadors for important conservation work happening in the field.

Asian Small-clawed Otter

The Asian Small-clawed Otter is the smallest species of otter in the world.

Komodo Dragon

The Komodo dragon is the largest extant species of lizard with ancestors that date back more than 100 million years.

Western Swamp Tortoise

Western Swamp Tortoises are amazing little animals and one of the oldest reptiles on the planet.

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Your valuable contribution will provide the much-needed funds to allow us to continue this work and achieve our mission. Donations of more than $2 are 100% tax deductible and will receive an official tax receipt once payment is processed.

Donate to help save species

As a conservation charity, we rely heavily on our supporters to help us continue our valuable breeding and conservation programs. When you donate to Zoos SA, you’re helping to care for the wonderful animals in our zoos and support our conservation projects in the wild. We love being able to help save incredible species like the mainland Tammar Wallaby and the Goodfellow’s Tree Kangaroo.

Where does your money go?

Every dollar you contribute makes a big difference in helping to save species from extinction and connect people with nature. To learn more about us visit the annual reports section of our website.

 

About Zoos SA

Zoos SA is a not-for-profit conservation charity that exists to connect people with nature and save species from extinction. Zoos SA acknowledges the Country on which we stand always was, and always will be, Aboriginal land and we pay our deepest respect and gratitude to Kaurna (Adelaide Zoo) and Ngarrindjeri (Monarto Safari Park) Elders, past, present and emerging. We undertake critical conservation work throughout Australia and acknowledge the traditional custodians of these lands.

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