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TORONTO ZOO: WE CARE
We Care About Our Animals
At the heart of our mission are the animals. Their care and well-being are our top priority, forming the foundation of our wildlife conservation and public education efforts.
We Care About Our Team
Our dedicated staff and volunteers drive the zoo’s mission forward. We value their diversity, skills, and passion, and we support them in every way possible.
We Care About Our Guests
Our guests are our partners in conservation. We aim to create an enjoyable, safe, and memorable experience, inspiring them to become agents of change for wildlife preservation.
We Care About Our Community
As a vital part of our community, we work hand in hand with local champions of wildlife conservation. Their support is crucial to the success of our zoo and its mission.
https://www.torontozoo.com/
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