30 October 2026
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Mysore Zoo’s “Adopt an Animal” Initiative: A Unique Way to Support Wildlife Conservation

The funds generated from the adoptions help in the zoo’s ongoing captive breeding program for endangered species and other critical conservation projects.
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Mysore Zoo has launched a unique initiative called the “Adopt an Animal” program, offering wildlife enthusiasts a chance to contribute directly to the care and conservation of their favorite animals. By adopting an animal, individuals can ensure the feeding and well-being of that animal for a full year or a selected period, becoming a part of Mysore Zoo’s broader efforts in wildlife conservation.

This initiative is not just about supporting the zoo; it’s a personal way to show concern for wildlife. The funds generated from the adoptions help in the zoo’s ongoing captive breeding program for endangered species and other critical conservation projects. These programs are vital for maintaining biodiversity and require the active support of the public.

The adoption program is also a creative gift option. Whether for birthdays, anniversaries, or other special occasions, adopting an animal can be a thoughtful and unique present. It’s a way to engage friends and family in the cause of wildlife conservation, making it a fun and meaningful experience for everyone involved.

How to Adopt an Animal at Mysore Zoo:

  1. Choose Your Animal: Select your favorite animal(s) from the list provided in the zoo’s adoption leaflet.
  2. Select a Support Level: Decide the level of support you wish to provide, which corresponds to the duration of the adoption.
  3. Complete the Adoption Form: Fill out the form attached to the leaflet, and submit it either by mail or directly at the zoo office along with the necessary payment.
  4. Gift an Adoption: You can also choose to gift an adoption to someone special, making it a unique and memorable present.

By participating in the “Adopt an Animal” program, supporters contribute not just to the well-being of a specific animal but also to the broader mission of Mysore Zoo in wildlife conservation.


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