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4" x 8" Predator Passage Brick -- NO Animal Image
Construction is underway on the Phoenix Zoo's Predator Passage. As the final element in The Pride Campaign, this long-awaited and exciting project expands the Africa Trail. To celebrate this milestone, we are offering the opportunity to purchase personalized bricks which will be installed as pavers in the Passage. Don't miss your chance to become a "piece" of the Zoo!
Purchase your own 4" x 8" brick, to be placed in the Passage. Bricks can be engraved up to three lines, 20 characters per line.
Restrictions/Instructions: Zoo staff will email you an order form for your brick within a week after the auction closes. Bricks will continue being installed as we move closer to the opening of Predator Passage this fall as well as after the passage is open. Final brick installation is scheduled for February 2024 and forms must be returned to Donor Relations staff by January 5th.
*We cannot guarantee brick placement prior to grand opening.
4" x 8" Predator Passage Brick -- WITH Animal Image
Purchase your own 4" x 8" brick, to be placed in the Passage. Bricks can be engraved up to three lines, 20 characters per line. Select your favorite from ten different animal images. Leave at least 10 character spaces open to ensure room for your animal image.
8" x 8" Predator Passage Brick -- NO Animal Image
Purchase your own 8" x 8" brick, to be placed in the Passage. Bricks can be engraved up to five lines, 20 characters per line.
Purchase your own 8" x 8" brick, to be placed in the Passage. Bricks can be engraved up to five lines, 20 characters per line. Select your favorite from ten different animal images. Leave at least 10 character spaces open to ensure room for your animal image.
8" x 8" Predator Passage Brick -- CORPORATE
Purchase your own 8" x 8" brick, to be etched with your company's logo and placed in the Passage. Bricks can be engraved up to five lines, 20 characters per line. Keep in mind, inscription space will vary depending on the size of your logo.
Support your favorite Zoo animal or department by giving them an item off their wish list!
Equine Team Wish
Salt blocks help reduce boredom while giving your horse a nourishing electrolyte replenishment.
Ambassador Animal Resources Team Wish
We use these in a variety of ways for all the animals in Ambassador Animal Resources. We put food and behavioral enrichment in them.
Animal Care Center Team Wish
To be used for enrichment for several species of animals.
Carnivore Team Wish
Behavioral enrichment for our carnivores, specifically the coyotes, maned wolves, and African painted dogs.
Birds Team Wish
Used for providing bird diet in a more natural manner and for making chew toys for birds to promote beak heath and behavioral enrichment.
Farm Team Wish
These are used for all animals on the farm. Keepers hide treats under them, place browse in them, and the sheep and cows like knocking them over.
Behavioral Management Team Wish
To be used to contain extracts, lures, and other scent Behavioral Enrichment items.
Conservation Center Team Wish
For use in our Chiricahua leopard frog lab and in other aquatic tanks.
Primates Team Wish
Used for primate bedding.
Horticulture Team Wish
Used to purchase browse plants to grow out and feed to the animals.
Nutrition Services Team Wish
The staff in NS loves creating fun food items to celebrate animal birthdays and holidays. Amazon gift cards allow them to purchase fun shaped molds and cookie cutters as needed.
Behavioral enrichment for our emu, rhea, and rhinoceros hornbills.
Field Conservation Research Team Wish
Bugs like to eat our windscreens for our recording devices. Help us to continue listening for endangered owls in southern Arizona by updating our windscreens!
Helps to keep moisture in the horses' hooves.
Used for squirrel monkey behavioral enrichment.
Ambassador Animal Resources keepers use paper plates in a variety of ways for many animals. They hide food in the them, put scent enrichment on them and use them for destructive behavioral enrichment, because the animals love tearing them apart and giving them something to clean!
Cows, goats, and mostly the horses will play with these together.
Field Conservation Resources Team Wish
We are always in need of batteries for the jaguar corridor & our Arizona wildlife projects. We are transitioning to rechargeable batteries but in the meantime, lithium are still needed.
Learning & Engagement Team Wish
Night Camp instructors spend the night at the Zoo with guests/campers. Cots allow them a better night's sleep while working overnight shifts.
Used for all of the Zoo's aquatic species conservation efforts.
Behavioral enrichment item used for many of our smaller primate species.
Hoofstock Team Wish
Slow hay feeder for increasing foraging time for zebra and giraffes.
Park Rangers Team Wish
These lights will help our Rangers while doing their rounds at night.
These cameras are used to record behaviors of birds when keepers are not present and are highly mobile, allowing them to be used in all of our exhibits.
Used for family and Girl Scout camp curriculum. Allows guests to participate in various activities to learn about nocturnal animal behavior, zoo science and wildlife conservation.
For zebra and oryx enrichment.
Chutti & Indu Team Wish
Because of their smaller size, these balls are easy to throw in larger things like barrels or cages. This increases the difficulty of getting food out. We drill small holes in them and Indu and Chutti have to maneuver them around to get to their enrichment.
Ectotherms Team Wish
Reptile enclosures. Many of our current tanks are getting old and the keepers would love some help updating our exhibits to provide more space for our animals.
Operations Team Wish
Our Operations team will use this for general maintenance around the Zoo.
Sand and dirt need to be added to the exhibits on a regular basis to make sand beds and make the ground softer for Indu and Chutti's feet.
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