Personal Parties
Want to party with a bunch of animals?
Look no further than Urban Safari Rescue Society!
Invite some amazing critters to your birthday for a party your guests will never forget!
We provide a home and care for rescued exotic animals. Booking an animal birthday party helps support and care for these amazing creatures.
Presented by a trained animal educator, we will introduce your guests to exotic insects, reptiles, amphibians, and small mammals. We give you an opportunity for an ‘up close’ experience with various species from around the world.
Animals that could come to your party : Exotic insects, spiders, snakes, lizards, turtles or tortoises. We can also bring a Guinea Pig, Hedgehog or Ferret if requested. Sometimes an animal isn’t ready for a party, due to shedding or other causes, so we may need to substitute a different animal. Please understand it is for the health of the animal and it is at our discretion.
In-person Parties
We do in-person presentations for birthdays and special events either at your place or ours. See below for more information and pricing.
Party at Your Place
10-12 exotic insects, reptiles, amphibians, and small mammals show up at your animal birthday party to wow and amaze your friends and family. They will bring one of our trained animal educators (yes, they train humans) with them who do a live animal show, lead you through fun interactive activities and answer your questions.
You will get an up close and personal experience with various animals from around the world during an hour long live exotic animal presentation.
Would you like to meet a special someone? Just ask. We will try to accommodate special requests, as long as the creature in question is willing and able to make an appearance.
Our exotic animal show for birthday parties are fun and educational–a family adventure no one will forget!!
We are available to join your party Monday to Sunday from 10 am to 5 pm.
Pricing* for 1 hour presentation:
Aldergrove to North Vancouver: $252 + GST (multiple presentations the same day, same location: $210 each + GST)
Abbotsford: $270 + GST (multiple presentations the same day, same location: $230 each + GST)
Chilliwack, Mission, Agazzis: $285 + GST (multiple presentations the same day, same location: $250 each + GST)
Hope: $330 + GST (multiple presentations the same day, same location: $290 each + GST)
West Vancouver, Horseshoe Bay, Lions Bay, Furry Creek: $285 + GST (multiple presentations the same day, same location: $245 each + GST)
Whistler: $365 + GST (multiple presentations the same day, same location: $330 each + GST)
Squamish, Bowen Island: $320 + GST + Ferry Fee (multiple presentations the same day, same location: $280 each + GST)
Sunshine Coast: $350 + GST + Ferry Fee
Victoria: $360 + GST + Ferry Fee
* Due to the rising fuel costs we temporarily must add a .25¢ per kilometer (from Urban Safari) fuel surcharge. Pricing does not include this.
Please note: a $75 non-refundable deposit is required to book which will be subtracted from the final invoice.
We have been successfully providing live animal education programs for over 10 years and are fully insured and permitted by the Department of Fish & Wildlife. Our Nature Club and Camp leaders and presentors have had criminal record checks by the RCMP.
SULCATA TORTOISE
The Sulcata tortoise is a major highlight when we bring the animal into the community. Their size amazes everyone! Simply watching them eat and wander about brings out the kid in everyone. The poster child of why exotic animals don’t make good pets, the Sulcata tortoise, originally from north Africa, lives up to 150 years and can grow to approximately 300 pounds. They build themselves large dens up to three metres deep, something no one wants in their living room. They require a spacious and well-heated habitat that can withstand their strength, as they are excellent at running and burrowing. They are endangered and need our protection.
Igama Lizard
Tiger Salamander
RABBIT
Rabbits are adorable and seem like great pets, but too many get dumped in parks and forests or end up at rescues or worse. Truth is they don’t live off carrots alone. They are a huge commitment as they need weekly grooming, lots of space to roam and explore, and constant companionship to satisfy their social nature. Plus, they get ill easily. Instead of keeping one as a pet, visit them here or arrange for a presentation and enjoy their antics in an environment that is safe for the rabbit and doesn’t mean a bigger commitment than you were hoping for. You might even see one binky from joy.