Help Animal Tracks Find a New Home - URGENT

Animal Tracks is facing a move in our very near future due to a threat to our very survival as a non-profit. We have dedicated ourselves to caring for our animals to the absolute best of our ability and in order to do so, a move is imminent. Moving an entire zoo is no easy task and as you can imagine, quite costly. We have to acquire property, secure necessary permits, as well as tear down portable cages and build new. No property will come with the needed fencing and foundations, so that must be built to protect our charges, which includes walls, underground bricks and fencing, shade (be it trees or more building-like structures), and often unforeseen adjustments. We will have to run electric that will allow us to keep our animals cool in the summer and warm in the winter. This GoFundMe will not cover all our costs, but it will allow us to acquire property and begin the arduous task of moving.

We love the animals we care for and we love sharing them with you. We hope everyone who has visited us has had a once in a lifetime experience (as many times as you've been here) and memories that they can brag about forever. We hope to create more voices for conservation and for the animals and species we home. We believe that change starts at the personal level.

While we cannot have guests at the moment, we are livestreaming often to keep the animals close to you (and to help everyone going stir crazy). We currently only bring in money from our "Zoom-bombs" where our critters happily crash your virtual meetings, birthday parties, corporate events, general hang-outs. We want to continue educating and acting as the voices for these animals but we absolutely need your help to keep running right now.

If you haven't heard of Animal Tracks Inc  before, we take in exotic animals for a variety of different reasons: former pets, imprinted, injured, or mistreated and give them a forever home.  We do not breed animals. Then we educate the community with these amazing ambassadors and offer up close and personal experiences that will make you fall in love with these animals and understand why they should be in the wild (not your home).