This is Cricket, our featured animal this week for the Adopt-An-Animal program. Cricket was part of a barn owl conservation release program. He was held back as an education animal. He arrived at Turtle Bay at 8-weeks old. The trainers named him Cricket for the chirping noise barn owls make when they meet each other at the nest site. Cricket is one of the most reliable animals we use in our educational shows at Turtle Bay. 

This is Loki, our featured animal this week for the Adopt-An-Animal program. Loki was found as an orphan in the spring of 2011 at only about 4-weeks old. Being an invasive species, he could not be released back into the wild. He joined us here at Turtle Bay at 6-weeks old and was raised by our animal trainers.

You can choose an animal to be a part of your family or to honor a loved one with the gift of knowing your contribution plays a role in feeding and supporting these cute and curious critters under the care of trained Turtle Bay staff. 

Did you know that you can support the animals of Turtle Bay Exploration Park by making them an honorary part of your family? All animals need lots of love and support, and now you can help support the care and feeding of animals at Turtle Bay through the Adopt-an-Animal program!