Enjoy the Final Week of Member Appreciation Month!

Fri Feb 21 14:45:09 PST 2025

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UPCOMING EVENTS
Last Week to Enjoy Member Perks!
https://www.sfzoo.org/become-a-member/
What a time to be a Zoo Member! Enjoy our last week of Membership Appreciation Month perks and bring one free non-member guest with you (one per day) between February 22-28. Your non-member guest must accompany a Member with valid membership ID to be eligible.

And that's a wrap on February! Thank you to everyone who participated. We look forward to seeing you soon! And there's still time to become a Zoo Member to take advantage of our Membership Appreciation Month benefit! Sign up online here (https://www.sfzoo.org/become-a-member/) .
Meet Your New Best Friend This Saturday

https://www.tinypawspugrescue.org/

Tiny Paws Pug Rescue will be sharing adoption information about pugs and pug mixes which you can meet in person on Saturday, February 22. As a non-profit organization, their mission to rescue, rehabilitate and find forever homes for pugs and pug-mixes have changed the fate of over 1,000 homeless pugs and pug-mixes since 2016.

Named by Sniffspot as one of California’s Top 100 Dog Rescues and Shelters, we hope you will swing by and open your heart to a new family member. Visit Tiny Paws Pug Rescue (https://www.tinypawspugrescue.org/) to learn more.

Donate to St. Anthony's Free Clothing Program
https://www.sfzoo.org/st-anthonys-clothing-drive/
Thank you so much for your recent clothing donations! This clothing drive, benefiting the St. Anthony's Foundation, continues through March 13. Drop off your donations of new and gently used clothing to our Entry Village, located at the main entrance of the Zoo. This program provides clothing to individuals and families experiencing homelessness and poverty.

Accepted items include casual wear, warm clothes, business attire, children’s clothing and in particular men’s socks, shoes, jackets, pants and shirts. According to St. Anthony’s website (https://sfzoo.us12.list-manage.com/track/click?u=05b8326f4402b997fe7a097e3&id=b98945dd76&e=0259c7d3d5) , items should be clean and in good condition.

Congratulations to St. Anthony’s Foundation on their 75th anniversary, whose commitment and compassion to our community is incomparable.
Register Today for Brain Tumor Walk and Save $5!

https://braintumor.org/event/northern-california-brain-tumor-walk/

Register today to participate in the Northern California Brain Tumor Walk and save $5 on registration. SF Zoo has partnered with the National Brain Tumor Society to host this important awareness event on Saturday, June 14th to support the needs of brain tumor patients and their families.

Use code ZOO to receive $5 off the regular $25 fee for adults and $20 for youth (12 and under, kids under 3 are free). The event includes admission to the Zoo for the entire day, a full continental breakfast and a private event experience that includes an opening ceremony, a celebration of life, survivor tribute, silent auction and more! Register here (https://braintumor.org/event/northern-california-brain-tumor-walk/) .
NEWS TO KNOW
The recent rains have created ideal conditions for threatened California Red-legged frogs’ breeding in the Bay Area, and the Zoo’s Conservation team alongside our partner, WRA Environmental Consultants, collected eggs for this year’s head-start group this week. Pictured is Dr. Rochelle Stiles, our Director of Field Conservation and, along with staff, will care for these eggs throughout their development as tadpoles until they metamorphose. Come this fall, the team will release these young frogs into restored wetlands in Solano County to aid in their survival in our “backyards”.

Come see California Red-legged frogs on exhibit in the Conservation Corridor, located across from Koala Crossing.

Dr. Rochelle Stiles and her team conduct meaningful conservation research and action in our Senator Dianne Feinstein Conservation and Wellness Center located behind the scenes at the zoo. Although, not open to visitors, the conservation work conducted here provides an impact that will be felt for generations to come. Help support their efforts by donating to our conservation fund here. (https://www.sfzoo.org/conservation-donation-fund/)
See What's New at the Little Puffer Depot
The next time you take a ride on Little Puffer, be sure to check out the new interactive and informational signage located at the Little Puffer Depot, generously supported by the Goldman Family. See how well you know your Little Puffer history by answering questions and turning the signs to find out if you guessed correctly!

Little Puffer was built at the turn of the LAST century, and has continued to thrill kids of all ages since it's installation here in 1925. Find fun facts and a historical timeline that will take you through Puffer's illustrious history as one of San Francisco's storied treasures. And, when you ride Little Puffer, you'll notice a big change - we added 1,000 extra feet of track and you can now journey all the way through Bear Country on our newest engine, Cobby!
San Francisco Zoo & Gardens connects all people with wildlife, inspires caring for nature and advances conservation action.

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