South Australia’s most
interactive wildlife experiences

Wildlife incursions, birthday parties, community events, stage shows and so much more!
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Experience a private encounter at AAHQ in the Adelaide Hills, just
30 minutes from the city!
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Educational resources to help connect all ages with our native animals and the environment.
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Where Curiosity Becomes Connection

South Australia’s most interactive wildlife experiences -
coming to you, or welcoming you here!

At Animals Anonymous, we have the largest range of friendly, interactive wildlife in South Australia. Since 2007, our core purpose has been connecting people with their local natural environment - not through lectures, but through those unhurried moments that shift how you see the world around you.

We facilitate wildlife handling workshops at the University of Adelaide's School of Animal and Veterinary Sciences and at Flinders University. We also produce the Aussie Wildlife Show - Australia's best wildlife and nature podcast.

But here's what really drives us: watching that kid who asks "how can I own a python?" Because that question means they've moved from indifference to curiosity. They want to stay connected to that feeling. That's where it starts.

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Group of young children in school uniforms holding a large snake in a classroom with nature photographs on the wall.
Young children sitting on the floor in a classroom, patting a goanna from an adult woman during an educational presentation. Other women are present, and there are display boards with landscape images in the background.
Two women preparing sliced fruits and vegetables on a kitchen counter, with various kitchen tools and containers around them, in a room with large windows.

NDIS Training Pathways Program

Come and learn how to be a zookeeper!

Our NDIS program is highly regarded in the community because it creates real transformation. Participants gain skills in zoo keeping and animal husbandry, build confidence, get job-ready, and discover they can connect with others when animals break the ice.

Some of our participants have gone on to have their first birthday parties, others have found pathways to employment in the industry. All of them work alongside our trained zookeepers with amazing Australian wildlife - quokkas, crocodiles, pythons, and much more. There's nothing like it in South Australia.

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In Conversation…

Did you know, we also have a podcast?!

Join Adrian Sherriff with Dianne Pearson or Steve Crawford on ‘Aussie Wildlife Show,’ as they chat with their guests about some of the most unique and fascinating wildlife on Earth.

Two wildlife professionals, one woman and one man, outdoors in a wooded area, hold a pademelon and an owl.

“This is a wonderful place to visit. Firstly, the owners are very knowledgeable and focused on conservation of native animals. Just as importantly, they are happy to share this knowledge and allow appropriate interaction with the animals in their care. My family and I learnt so much from this experience and it was a highly memorable outing. I would highly recommend Animals Anonymous to anyone interested in preserving and interacting with Australian native animals.”

“We had an amazing experience with Animals Anonymous at my daughters 11th birthday party today! Communication and customer service was excellent and the actual experience of meeting the animals was well beyond what I had imagined! All the kids absolutely LOVED it, as did the parents! Highly recommended

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Close-up of an owl with large black eyes, a sharp beak, and a mixture of light and dark feathers, set against a blurred natural background.
A quoll with brown spotted fur, sitting on a wooden surface against a black background, looking upwards with its mouth slightly open.