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Senior Animal Visits by Heritage Park Zoological Sanctuary - Prescott, AZ

Senior Animal Visits by Heritage Park Zoological Sanctuary

Prescotteasy

Difficulty

easy

Duration

45–60 minutes

Fitness Level

Accessible for all physical abilities, including those with mobility or cognitive challenges

Overview

Heritage Park Zoological Sanctuary’s Senior Resident Home Outreach delivers live animal encounters directly to assisted living facilities around Prescott. Discover how this program creates joyful connections between seniors and nature without leaving their homes.

$37.10
Prescott, Arizona

Senior Resident Home Outreach

We bring animals to your assisted living facility!t • The Zoo Comes to You! • 45-60 Minutes

Zoo

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About This Adventure

Experience the joy of animal interactions as volunteers bring a variety of small program animals to Senior Resident Homes. Tailored to your organization’s needs, this unique opportunity features reptiles, creepy crawlies, and small mammals, creating memorable moments for residents who rely on aides. Enjoy the wonders of nature right at home!

Experience the joy of animal interactions as volunteers bring a variety of small program animals to Senior Resident Homes. Tailored to your organization’s needs, this unique opportunity features reptiles, creepy crawlies, and small mammals, creating memorable moments for residents who rely on aides. Enjoy the wonders of nature right at home!

Adventure Tips

Schedule Visits in Advance

Program requests should be made ahead of time to ensure availability and customization to your community’s needs.

Prepare Residents for Interaction

Inform caregivers and residents about the types of animals coming to help ease anxieties and enhance engagement.

Plan for Group Size

Smaller groups allow for more meaningful animal interactions and safer distancing during sessions.

Consider Accessibility

Reach out to the zoo to discuss any special mobility or sensory requirements to tailor the visit appropriately.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Arizona gray squirrel
  • Desert cottontail rabbit

History

Prescott, established in 1864, was Arizona’s first territorial capital, blending rich pioneer history with natural beauty.

Conservation

The sanctuary emphasizes sustainable education to foster respect for native wildlife and habitats throughout northern Arizona.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Recommended Gear

Hand sanitizer

Essential

Maintains hygiene between animal interactions, especially important for senior residents.

Comfortable seating

Ensures all residents can comfortably participate throughout the visit.

Notebook and pen

For caregivers or volunteers to jot down questions or animal facts to share.

Camera or smartphone

Capture memorable moments to share with family or keep as cherished memories.