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New Tigers and Primates at the Heritage Park Zoo

February 14, 2009
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Written by Pennie Weise
Saturday, 14 February 2009 10:02

It’s a GIRL! The NEW tiger has arrived and she is gorgeous! Cassie is meeting the public this week!

Love on the Wild Side! Folks will be coming to Heritage Park Zoological Sanctuary (HPZS) for Valentines Day, Feb. 14th from 5-7pm tonight, for music, food, wine tasting, dessert, pictures, private tours.

Come and see our NEW Kiwanis Kids Korner, a fully enclosed area to relax and see some animals up-close!

Also NEW to HPZS, the Tamarin “Trio”; three cute little female cotton-top primates… donate today for their new pending home to be built!!

http://prescottenews.com/yavapai-county/1566-new-tigers-and-primates-at-the-heritage-park-zoo

https://bigcatrescue.org

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