
Adopt Hugo the Galapagos tortoise, a cuddly koala or even a rare threatened species like the Tasmanian devil. Individuals, families, clubs, groups, schools and organisations can sponsor their favourite animal by adopting a Crazy Critter.
By being the proud adoptee of an animal at the Australian Reptile Park, you will be helping cover the daily costs involved in caring for the animals including feeding, heating and qualified daily care from zoo keepers. You will be assisting in the conservation of some of the world's most endangered species by supporting the Park's breeding and education programs.
And that's not all! Your adoption will also help save human lives by supporting the Park's snake and spider venom programs.
Whether it is a gift, something for yourself, in recognition of a special occasion or a group purchase, adopting a Crazy Critter is a great option for any animal lover.
About the Program
The Crazy Critter Adoption program runs for a period of 12 months from the date the application is processed. There are 6 adoption packages to choose from and each comes with a list of Adoptee benefits. Every adoptee receives tickets to the annual Crazy Critter Adoption BBQ held in November each year. This BBQ is a chance for the Australian Reptile Park Staff and Management to thank the adoptees for their generous support. The BBQ also provides the adoptees the opportunity to get right up close to and, where possible, hold or touch, their adopted animal.
Benefits
The biggest benefit of all is the satisfaction of knowing that your contribution is helping provide the best possible food and care for animals in the zoo.
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| $100 |
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| $150 |
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| $200 |
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| $300 |
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| over $500 |
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All our animals are available for adoption, see Our Animals for listing.
Download Application Form to Adopt a Crazy Critter
The Australian Reptile Park would like to thank the following people and organisations for their invaluable support for the Park's Adopt a Crazy Critter program. Their generosity will ensure these animals will continue to receive the high standard of care they deserve while also assisting in the implementation of important captive breeding and other conservation and research projects.
| Name | Address | Crtter |
| David Lennard | Manly, NSW | Flying Fox |
| Karen Murray | East Maitland, NSW | Tasmanian Devil |
| In Memory of Robert John McCallum | Gretel - Tasmanian Devil | |
| Brohdi Easton | Ourimbah, NSW | Tasmanian Devil |
| Adam Nichols | Quakers Hill | Burmese Python, Tasmanian Devil, King Cobra |
| Dane Easton | Ourimbah, NSW | Reticulated Python |
| Kaeden Easton | Ourimbah, NSW | Dingo |
| Tahlia Easton | Ourimbah, NSW | Blue Tongue Lizard |
| Illawarra Reptile Society | Albion Park NSW | The Diamond Python |
| Val & Denis Culpan | Ettalong Beach | Green and Gold Bell Frog |
| Sean Riley and Jess Rope | Castle Hill | Tasmanian Devil |
| Annie Medlicott | Ourimbah | Tasmanian Devil |
| Ava Kaltenbach | Koolewong | Tasmanian Devil |
| Daniel McCallum | Fountaindale | Tasmanian Devil |
| Helen Murray | Warrabrook | Tasmanian Devil |
| Marie Williams | Baulkham Hills | Frilled Neck Lizard |
| Danielle and Brooke Whylie | Narellen Vale | Murry River Turtle |
| Erin Michleson | USA | Tasmanian Devil |
| Erin Medcraft and Philip Young | Goulburn | Tasmanian Devil |
| Alison Young | Goulburn | Wombat |
| Ed Sykes | Adelaide | Frill Necked Lizard |
| Kelly Loveday | Valentine | Tasmanian Devil |
| Kim Phillips | Artamon | Rough Scaled Python |
| Samantha Mills | Drummoyne | Barn Owl |
| Michael & Susan Tait | Kariong | Wombat |
| Ann Clemens | Bateman | Tasmanian Devil |
| Joanne Brekelmans | Ingleburn | Wombat |
| Simon Robinson | Horsefield bay | Tasmanian Devil |
| Jaqueline Cransburg | The netherlands | Koala |
| Cardiff Public School | Cardiff | Tasmanian Devil |
| Mathew Curth | Yarrawah | Dingo |
| Ethan D'Costa | Baulkham Hills | Red-Eyed Tree Frog |
| Robert Webster | Armidale | Green Tree Python |
| Anne Miller | Woy Woy | Tasmanian Devil |