Still Time to Book Zooniversity Summer Shows

DALLAS, TX, March 16, 2009 – There are still a few weeks left to book a Zooniversity program for your library, camp, daycare, or children’s party this summer. Our summer schedule is filling fast, so check your calendar and contact us right away to reserve your favorite date and time.

Libraries

Zooniversity is scheduled to teach at more than 60 public libraries throughout North Texas this summer, but a few spots still are available. So, act quickly! See the details on our stage-style event—the perfect show for library preschool programs, summer reading clubs, ‘tweens and teens, and adult/senior programming.

Camps and Daycares

Save the hassle and expense of a field trip and have us come to you! Summer camp is the perfect time to meet Zooniversity’s animal ambassadors. We just need an indoor location and an audience that is 3 years old and older. We offer educational shows for all size groups: small-group programs (fewer than 30 students) or large-group programs (30-300 students). Or, schedule a summer field trip to see one of our free public library shows. See our public calendar to find a location near you. (We strongly suggest you contact the site’s children’s librarian before finalizing your plans, as some libraries have audience size and age restrictions.)

Children’s Parties

Summer parties in Texas can be down-right hot and miserable. Beat the heat by having us bring our Party Pets program to your home or party location. Our animals enjoy the air conditioning, too! We just need an indoor location with enough room for all the kids to sit in a big circle. No mess, we promise! Summer parties are only scheduled on weekday late-afternoons or all-day Saturday, so party spots are limited. Book your parties now!

For Summer Reservations

Submit a reservations request form or call us directly at 972-979-9847.

Zooniversity LLC is a privately-owned wildlife education company that delivers more than 600 zoology enrichment classes, stage shows and exhibits each year at schools, day cares, libraries, churches, scouts, community and corporate events and private parties throughout Texas and surrounding states. The Dallas-based company’s wildlife programs feature more than 50 animal ambassadors—all former abandoned, injured or abused exotic animals, who now have a permanent home with Zooniversity. It is fully insured, federally licensed by the USDA, and holds all the required state, county and city permits for the animals in their care