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Join the Florida Zoo Alliance
Join Florida Zoo Alliance and help build a more connected, prepared, and respected future for Florida’s licensed zoological and wildlife facilities.
Collaborative Network
Membership in Florida Zoo Alliance means becoming part of a statewide network of professionals who understand the realities of caring for animals, operating licensed facilities, serving guests and communities, and preparing for the unexpected.
Whether you operate a zoo, wildlife park, sanctuary, aquarium, educational facility, veterinary practice, conservation organization, or business serving the animal-care field, your participation helps create a stronger voice and a more resilient support system for Florida.
As a member, you become part of a collaborative network focused on practical value, professional connection, and shared readiness.
Membership offers opportunities to:
Connect with fellow animal-care professionals and facilities across Florida.
Stay informed about legislation, regulations, and policy issues affecting licensed animal facilities.
Participate in a coordinated network for emergency planning, disaster response, transport, temporary animal holding, personnel support, and resource sharing.
Access and contribute to professional contacts, expertise, training, supplies, and best-practice information.
Build relationships through meetings, workshops, and regional gatherings.
Help strengthen the collective voice of Florida’s responsible zoological and wildlife community.
Support animal welfare, conservation education, professional collaboration, and responsible wildlife stewardship statewide.
Why Join?
Built for Real-World Support
The strongest networks are built before they are needed. Florida Zoo Alliance gives members a place to establish relationships, exchange ideas, and develop practical connections before a hurricane, emergency evacuation, equipment failure, regulatory challenge, or animal-care crisis arises.
When members know who to call, what resources may be available, and how to communicate quickly, the entire community is better positioned to protect animals, support staff, and continue serving the public.