Jungle Jingle presents one-of-a-kind vacation enjoyable: Saturday, Dec. 13, 9 a.m.-4 p.m.

Laura Young
ECB Publishing, Inc.

Monticello’s personal Santa, Jack Stevens, can be making a particular look this vacation season throughout the Jungle Jingle occasion on the North Florida Wildlife Center, a nonprofit sanctuary for weak animals.

Visitors on Saturday, Dec. 13, can take pleasure in a singular celebration for all ages from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., with animal encounters, a bounce home, face portray, loads of seasonal cheer and an opportunity to fulfill Santa in a setting like no different, surrounded by the sights and sounds of nature.

The Wildlife Center can be adorned for Christmas, and the animal residents may have plenty of presents to open in their very own curious means. There can be loads of alternatives for superb vacation pictures, and native distributors can be on website to offer meals and drinks.

Admission is simply $10.80 for youngsters ages 3-15 and $16.90 for teenagers and adults ages 16+. Parking is free.

Proceeds from admission assist the Wildlife Center obtain its mission of “wildlife conservation through education, propagation and habitat restoration” and make it doable for the middle to take part in a number of worldwide conservation efforts from proper right here in Jefferson County all the best way to Madagascar and past.

The North Florida Wildlife Center is positioned at 1386 Cook Rd., in Lamont, Fla. To be taught extra concerning the middle and its conservation companions, go to www.northfloridawildlife.org.

IN THE FEATURED PHOTO:  King Bumi, the large anteater who lives on the Wildlife Center, prepares to open the presents he is been given. Photo Courtesy