At Animals Anonymous, we have the largest range of friendly and interactive wildlife in South Australia. Established in 2007, our core purpose is connecting people with their local natural environment.

We offer quokka encounters, wombat encounters and yellow-footed rock wallaby encounters. You can also meet quolls, potoroos, bettongs, gliders, bandicoots and dunnarts! Or, have a reptile encounter, with over 30 species such as pythons, goannas, geckos, turtles, dragons. Also meet owls, frogmouths, parrots, amphibians and so much more!

Adrian Sherriff and Dianne Pearson started Animals Anonymous with a simple idea: get people close to wildlife, and something shifts. That quiet yearning to reconnect with nature - even if you can't quite name it - finds a starting point.

They both come from backgrounds in conservation, wildlife husbandry, and ecology; plus, they facilitate wildlife handling workshops at the University of Adelaide's School of Animal and Veterinary Sciences and at Flinders University!

Every presenter who works at Animals Anonymous shares this same trust in curiosity's momentum. When you read feedback about our "patient, professional, entertaining" staff, that's not accident - it's the team we've built. Each person understands that their role isn't just to show animals, but to create space where wonder can happen. They know when to step back and let someone spend extra time with a bearded dragon, when to answer the hundredth question about pythons with the same genuine interest as the first, and how to help a neurodiverse participant feel like they belong.

For all enquiries please contact us here!