Mobile Petting Adventures

13/04/2026

It's the simple things like this that keep me going... Thank you for having us 😊🐾

13/04/2026

Easter fun at Brentwood Mall Bunny Bash 💙🩷🐾🐣 🐰 🎊 Pet Barn Thank you for having us.

01/01/2026

🎊Happy New Year🎊 from our furry...scaly and feathered family. Thank you for all your support over the years. Here's to a bright...successful 2026.🎊🎉🥂🐾🐰🐹🐇🐥🐦🐊🐢🦎🐍🕷🦜

09/06/2025

17/07/2024

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03/03/2024

It's . Thank you for all you do to save our wildlife. We can't survive without them. 🐾😊

26/12/2023

🎄🐾🎄🐾🎄Thank you from our feathery, furry and scaly family for all the love and support. Merry Christmas everyone. 🎄🐾🎄🐾🎄

21/06/2023

To protect and conserve the natural environment, habitat and wildlife of Trinidad and Tobago and uphold the laws around them.

10/05/2023

🐾WILDLIFE WEDNESDAY🐾

Channel-billed Toucan
Ramphastos vitellinus

DESCRIPTION: The channel-billed toucan gets its name from the deep channel-like groove located on either side of the bill. Adults are black with red plumage below the tail and on its breast. It has golden yellow feathers on its throat which is surrounded by white feathers. The skin around its eye is coloured pale blue as well as the base of the bill. Their bills helps the bird to regulate its body temperature and is also used to attract mates. They have a huge bill that takes up about one-third of the length of its body, despite the beaks large appearance, their beaks are light and hollow. Channel-billed toucans makes calls that sounds like shrieks, they are high-pitched and loud. The bill has tiny serrations called tomial teeth that contains a long, narrow feather-like tongue that helps them to taste food. Although they spend alot of time on trees, they are not very good at flying, they travel mainly by hopping through trees.

SIZE: Head to tail 19 - 20 inches and their bill measures 5 - 6 inches. Females have shorter bills than males.
They can weigh 11 - 15 oz.

DIET: Fruits, nuts, berries but are known to eat insects, lizards and even small birds.

LIFESPAN: 15 - 20 years.

🪶 FUN FACTS🪶

* Channel-billed toucan beaks are made of keratin like human hair and fingernails.

* The toucan is actually a relative of the woodpecker.

Photo credit by: Faraaz Abdool

10/05/2023

🐾WILDLIFE WEDNESDAY🐾

Ocelot
Leopardus pardalis

DESCRIPTION: Ocelots are members of the cat family. They are medium-sized cats with sleek, smooth, velvety, cream-coloured fur with brown and sometimes red markings bordered in black. They are slenderly built with rounded ears that have a single bright white spot on the back as well as two black stripes that line the side of the face from the eye. They have long canines that pierce into flesh of their prey and strong, sharp back teeth that enable them to strip meat from the bone. They have large retractable claws. Like other small cat species, they have strong vision and hearing. The ocelot is solitary and active mainly at night. They are not roaring cats, ocelots communicate with one another using soft meows which turn into loud yowls when looking for a mate. Ocelots have a raspy (rough) tongue, which can successfully remove meat from bones. Female ocelots bears young once every year and kittens (young ocelots) are fully independent at one year old.

SIZE: 3 - 4.5 ft in length and can weigh 18 - 40lbs. Males are generally larger than females.

DIET: Ocelots mainly consume small rodents but their diet also includes birds, iguanas, young deer, snakes and even fish and crabs.

LIFESPAN: 8 - 12 years.

🐆 FUN FACTS 🐆

* No two ocelots have the same markings on their fur.

* Unlike many cats, ocelots do not avoid water and can swim very well.