Zoodopt

Support your Zoos and Zoodopt today!

Did you know that lions Dinari and Kamaia eat a total of 18 pounds of meat per day, and Luther the tiger eats 11 pounds of meat per day? Feeding these big cats costs approximately $30,000 for just one year! Our Zoos spend hundreds of thousands of dollars on hay, grain, produce and other special diets to feed our animals. Through your generosity, Zoodoption helps us defray some of these costs and provide excellent food, care and enrichment for all of our animals.
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Zookeeper: $25.00

Zoodoption certificate, animal fact sheet, photograph and window decal

Zookeeper Level Zoodoption

Senior Zookeeper: $50.00

All benefits of the Zookeeper level
Two transferrable single-use admission passes to Franklin Park Zoo or Stone Zoo
Plush animal of your choice *

Senior Zookeeper Level Zoodoption

Lead Zookeeper: $250.00

All benefits of the Zookeeper and Senior Zookeeper levels
Four transferrable single-use admission passes to Franklin Park Zoo or Stone Zoo
Behind-the-scenes tour for the animal area of your choice!†

Lead Zookeeper Level Zoodoption

Zoodopt Plush Animals & Special Edition Zoodopts

Bald Eagle	Colobus Monkey	Cotton-top Tamarin
Crocodile	Flamingo	Giraffe
Gorilla	Black-tailed Prairie Dog	Lion
Snow Leopard	Tiger	Zebra
Barn Owl	Sloth	Wolf
Reindeer	North American River Otter	Ring-tailed Lemur
Black Bear	Red Panda

Special Edition Zoodopts

Destination Dino

Purchase our triceratops plush, and you'll receive two passes to Franklin Park Zoo's new immersive experience, Destination Dino (open May 26 - Sept. 3) in addition to zoodoption benefits (above). This is a dino-riffic deal!

Zoodopt a Dino

Snow Leopard Parent & Baby

In celebration of Stone Zoo’s snow leopard cubs, Pandora and Naphisa, we’re offering this adorable zoodopt parent and baby pair for a limited time only. Read more and view videos of this playful pair.

Zoodopt Snow Leopards

Critters for Conservation

ZNE’s new Conservation Department is committed to preserving local biodiversity of rare native animals and plants, while also working to save species on a national and international level. These special edition zoodopts represent local species that Zoo New England’s Grassroots Wildlife Conservation is working to save here in Massachusetts. Proceeds from these two zoodopts directly benefit our new Conservation Department.

Zoodopt a Critter for Conservation

Eastern Spadefoot Toad
*I make noise!*

Turtlezoodopt Box

Spotted Turtle

Elephant & Rhino

With each elephant and rhino zoodopt, you'll receive more information about these amazing species and the ivory crisis that threatens their existence. While we do not have elephants and rhinos on exhibit here at our Zoos, ZNE is working to raise awareness and protect them from extinction. Learn more about what we're doing to take action against the ivory trade, and how you can join the herd.