*WIN* WIN* WIN* BE A ZOOKEEPER FOR A DAY Competition

Posted on Tue October 3, 2017.

Would you give just about anything to spend a day behind the scenes with one of our Ranch superhero's?!

Get up, close & personal with an animal professional - the guys responsible for the well-being of all our animals.

CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR WINNER - Jan Gibson (Janice MacDonald)!!
We so look forward to sharing this amazing experience with you!!

***ENTER TO WIN!***

1. Like our page

2. Like our Post 

3. Comment why you think you should get the honour to spend the day with our BEST!

4. Share!

It's as easy as that.

It's not any easy job at all, but the rewards are multiple and the experience unforgettable.

The job requires a keeper to routinely complete a number of important tasks for the animals, such as cleaning, feeding, exercising and husbandry training.

Please note:

Ages: 16+ can qualify

Terms & Conditions Apply

CONSERVE. CARE. CONNECT.

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