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Cheetah Outreach

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Bat-eared Fox Enrichment Activities

Environmental

  1. Scattered logs
  2. Patch of tall grass
  3. Splash pool filled with sand
  4. Large shelter
  5. Moveable small dog house

Food

  1. Live insects
  2. Dead day-old chicks
  3. Dead mice and unborn rats
  4. Large bones
  5. Large bones or bloodsicles hung from bungee feeder
  6. Raw eggs
  7. Corn on the cob
  8. Insects buried in sand
  9. Piece of termite mound with termites inside
  10. Hiding food in logs and under bark
  11. Scattering fruit around enclosure
  12. Feeding meat in toilet paper rolls          

Novel and Sensory

  1. Balls and Kong toys
  2. Battery-operated ball with furry tail
  3. Feather duster
  4. Cardboard boxes
  5. Papier-mâché ball with treats inside
  6. Pine cones stuffed with fruit       
  7. Fish gel or liver paste
  8. Switching enclosures with other animals
  9. Straw from other enclosures
  10. Fish gel, liver paste, spices rubbed on objects  

Social

  1. Interaction with other bat-eared fox
  2. Interaction with other animals
  3. Interaction with staff and volunteers

Exercise

  1. Walks on harness and lead
  2. Chasing plastic bottle attached to whip
  3. Chasing guinea fowl wing or feather duster attached to whip

 
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