“We reopen on June 29th. However right now, we have no income from visitors, but our food bill is thousands of pounds each month.
Our cameras help you watch our snow monkeys – you can help them and the rest of your favourite animals at the park by giving a donation.
We have 37 snow monkeys here at Highland Wildlife Park. They’re one big family, ranging from young babies all the way through to some seniors! They eat together as a group, sharing their favourite greens, turnip, and monkey pellet.
Thank you to everyone who has already donated at this uncertain time.”
We are a charity and receive no government funding. Please help animals like our snow monkeys by giving an online donation today. Or you can donate by text.
Text ZOO plus the amount you’d like to donate to 70085 (e.g. ZOO10 to donate £10).*
Tune into our snow monkey cam at around 11.30am when they’ll be enjoying their main feed of the day!
*Texts cost your donation amount plus one standard rate message and you’ll be opting in to hear more about our work and fundraising via telephone and SMS. If you’d like to give but do not wish to receive marketing communications, text ZOONOINFO to 70085
We would also like to say thank you to Camvista who provide their expert video streaming services for all of our webcams.
We would also like to say thank you to Camvista who provide their expert video streaming services for all of our webcams. - See more at: /EZPenguinCam.html#sthash.DO2iy3O1.dpuf
We would also like to say thank you to Camvista who provide their expert video streaming services for all of our webcams. - See more at: /EZPenguinCam.html#sthash.DO2iy3O1.dpuf
A three-month-old Przewalski's horse born at the Royal Zoological Society of Scotland’s Highland Wildlife Park in May has been named Bonny following a public campaign to raise much needed funds.
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We have recently been informed by one of our suppliers about a cyber-attack which has affected many organisations and charities worldwide, including RZSS.
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The survival of endangered animals depends on the survival of your park.
Donations from thousands of people like you kept our animals well-fed and safe when we were closed and had no visitor income. We were grateful for every gift during those challenging times.
But while we can now welcome you back, our visitor numbers are greatly reduced and the future of your park is at risk.
Every month, we need thousands of pounds just to feed and care for the animals you love.
If you can, please help your park survive by giving a donation today.
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