We know that you love animals, and that you want to learn about them and help them. So we're setting up sections for you to enjoy them, learn more AND help them! For starters, look what we have for you!

What's New - Read about How Kids Help Animals!

* New! Winner of National Pet Poetry Contest Uses Winnings to Help Animals at AHS/Popcorn Park! Read More.
* New! Pinelands Students Hold 2nd Donation Drive for the Animals! Read More.
* Animal Loving Girls Organize Food Drive for Popcorn Park Animals. Read More.
* Puzzles of Popcorn Park animals for you to enjoy! Read More.
* Jackson, NJ Young Lady Celebrates Birthday at the Animal Haven Farm. Read More.
* View "Ranger Dave’s" Cruelty Awareness Presentation Watch Video

 

Something New!
Elephants are very intelligent animals that live happily with their big families in the countries where they are born.  But did you know that the elephants you see in circuses are really very sad and lonely?  If you like to color and would like to learn more about circus elephants and how you can help them, we have a new coloring book just for you!  Read more ....

 

Have a Kind School Year - Learn Why Projects Involving Animals Cause Suffering
Classroom projects that show how a chicken embryo develops into a chick only end up with a tiny animal that has no home when he grows up -- and won't end up anywhere good.  Find out how to have kinder classroom projects.

 

 

Like to color?
In this section, you can print out the images, read about the animals and color them, too! We can even give you places on the web site to help you pick the right colors if you're not sure what the animal looks like. Go here!

 

Want to help our cats and dogs and the animals at Popcorn Park Zoo?
We have lots of ideas for how you can help! Some of these ideas you can do by yourself, others with your family or friends, your class at school, church group or your Brownie, Cub, Girl or Boy Scout Troop. Our animals are very grateful for your help.  Look here to see how you can make a difference!

A reminder to all New Jersey students – Acting Gov. Codey has signed a dissection choice bill into law. The law now provides that public school pupils may opt out of experiments involving animals. It will allow public school students to choose an alternative to dissecting, vivisecting, incubating, capturing or otherwise harming or destroying animals as part of their course of instruction. The law also requires schools to provide alternative education projects.