If the title of this blog confuses you, you probably A) don’t live in Florida and B) are not in the animal care field. Tokitae… Continue reading A Tricky Situation: The Future for Tokitae
Category: Animals
I come from a very creative family. I was born into a fairly creative family, and I married a creative genius. So, it comes as… Continue reading Have Yourself a Creative Christmas
Tis the season for caring about our own health and well-being. This year, for the holidays, I wanted to share some fun tips I learned… Continue reading Self-Care Tips from the Animal Kingdom
It’s a double-whammy of rainforest animal celebrations. We are celebrating International Jaguar Day and World Anteater Day. As iconic species found in the rainforests of… Continue reading Celebrate the Rainforest with Sustainable Treats
This past week, I had the wonderful opportunity to attend a conference centered around empathy and empathy research to promote conservation actions, held at the… Continue reading Developing Empathy and a Culture of Self-Care
Today is National Bison Day, and I don’t know if I’ve shared this before, but one of my favorite animals is the bison. I’ve never… Continue reading Bison: True Wisdom from the Animal Kingdom
Today is International Sloth Day, and it would be a vast understatement to say I love these tree-dwelling mammals. I’ve learned a lot from sloths… Continue reading Life Lessons From A Sloth: The Benefits Of Living Green
As we wrap up another National Zookeeper Week, I wanted to share a little about my backstory: why I started ZooFit, and how ZooFit can… Continue reading Self-Care is an Animal Welfare Issue
We are celebrating National Zookeeper Week here on ZooFit, honoring the hard work, intense dedication, and tireless efforts zookeepers exert to keep their animals healthy,… Continue reading Lessons From a Tiger- Never Give Up On Your Dreams
A very happy I Love Horses Day to everyone! Back in March, I became a mentor and volunteer with a fabulous organization called Animals as… Continue reading I Love Horses, and the Lessons They Share