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Text ZOO plus the amount you’d like to donate to 70085 (e.g. ZOO5 to donate £5)* to help our animals at this difficult time.
Find more ways to helpWe hope you enjoy watching Yang Guang, one of Edinburgh Zoo's famous giant pandas. Did you know that whilst we were closed, our webcams were enjoyed by over 11 million people around the world? Thank you for caring about your zoo and all the incredible animals that live within our gates.
The past few months have been tough for your much-loved zoo. Covid-19 is the biggest threat our organisation has faced in its long history and our future is now at risk. Every month we need thousand of pounds just to feed and care for the animals you love. We can’t and won’t compromise on the care of our animals.
If you can, please help to look after Yang Guang and the rest of the incredible animals you love with a donation today.
🐼 £15 could treat Yang Guang to some honey, his favourite snack
🐼 £55 would buy him lunch. Watch your gift in action as he’s fed in front of you every 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 like to say a giant panda sized thank you to IndigoVision. Without their expertise and support we would not be able to provide this incredible view of the pandas. If you would like to find out more about IndigoVision and their Intelligent Video Solutions please visit: www.indigovision.com
We would also like to say thank you to Camvista who provide their expert video streaming services for all of our webcams.
The Royal Zoological Society of Scotland has recently welcomed two Asian small-clawed otters, Barry and Luna, to Edinburgh Zoo.
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The Royal Zoological Society of Scotland (RZSS) has shared adorable new photos of seven-month-old Western chimpanzee Masindi practising her climbing skills with the help of her older brother Velu at Edinburgh Zoo.
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The survival of endangered animals depends on the survival of your zoo.
Donations from thousands of people like you have kept our animals well fed and safe while 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 zoo 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 zoo survive long into the future by giving a donation today.
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