Oklahoma City Zoo wants to keep residents busy

 
FROM STAFF REPORTS | Published: December 30, 2008   
photo - A jaguar gets to eat a treat of roast meat at the Oklahoma City Zoo. The special treat is outside the jaguar’s normal diet. PHOTO BY CHRIS LANSBERGER, THE OKLAHOMAN
A jaguar gets to eat a treat of roast meat at the Oklahoma City Zoo. The special treat is outside the jaguar’s normal diet. PHOTO BY CHRIS LANSBERGER, THE OKLAHOMAN

Oklahoma City Zoo officials are looking for donations to create interactive toys for the animals, according to the zoo Web site.

Zookeepers create toys and treats that encourage animals to do activities as they would in the wild, such as forage or explore. Enrichment activities can range from a ball game to an interesting snack.

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Edible items are needed such as honey, mustard, sugar-free jellies and jams, sugar-free Kool-Aid, flour, Cheerios, raw nuts in the shell, raisins, baby food, food coloring and liquid natural...
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