FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
10/06/2016
Wildlife Safari Plans Family Friendly Fall Festival
Winston, Oregon
For ten years, Wildlife Safari in Winston has been providing
families and children in Douglas County and from around the state a safe and
“less-scary” alternative to typical Halloween celebrations in the form of the
Wildlife Safari Harvest Zoobilee.
“And this year will be no exception,” says Jacob Schlueter,
the Safari’s marketing director, “before we even hit October, we had businesses
and community organizations breaking down the gates for a chance to provide
games, activities, face painting and candy & other treats to
trick-or-treaters for that special night.”
Officials said that providing a safe, boo-less and fun night
for children and families in the form of events like the Harvest Zoobilee is
the fabric of what makes Wildlife Safari so special.
“So many events around Halloween time are so scary” explains
Dan Van Slyke, executive director for the Wildlife Safari, “what we want to
create is a totally distinctive experience for the little ones. We offer a
safe, fun and less-scary place for families and little ones and that makes our
events totally unique.”
This year’s Wildlife Safari Harvest Zoobilee will be held on
October 29th from 5:00-8:00pm. The price of admission is just $5 or
$4 with a canned food donation to support the good work of the Salvation Army.
Additional activities will be available for a fee based on family’s interests,
but games, activities, crafts, cookies, hot chocolate and coffee are all
included.
Wildlife Safari Harvest Zoobilee is presented through the
generosity of community partners including Banner Bank, Cascade Community
Credit Union, Hometown Drug and Lauren Young Tire Centers Les Schwab. Community
businesses and organizations are encouraged to reach out to events@wildlifesafari.net if they
are interested in participating in this evening of great family fun or if they
would like to provide candy or treats.
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Wildlife Safari provides exciting and unique adventures
into the world of exotic and indigenous animals. This 600 acre 4.5 mile
drive-thru animal park is located off I-5 at exit 119 in Winston, Oregon.
Featured are hundreds of animals from Africa, Asia, and the Americas where “You
are captive and they roam free.”
Drive-thru tickets, daily and private animal ‘You Feed’
encounters, and other adventures may be booked. The Safari Village is open to
the public at no charge. Contact Guest Services at 541.679.6761, ext 203 or
visit www.wildlifesafari.net for
additional information. Wildlife Safari is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization.
Please consider joining us in our mission to support wildlife.
Jacob C Schlueter,
Marketing Director
o: 541.679.6761 ex 231 | c: 701.630.2669
Wildlife Safari is a non-profit
501(c)(3) organization dedicated to
conservation, education and research of
native and exotic wildlife.
It is our commitment to educate the
public about the status
of animals around the world.
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