Anyone know Disney’s (and sea world/bush gardens for that matter )plan for the animals ?

[Notchuck]

with the parks being closed for a while, I was wondering what are they going to do about the care of their animals ? Are they still going to have zookeepers on staff? I’d imagine they still need to check on the animals to make sure their alright even though no one is working.
same probably gose for the feral cats of Disney land too.

 

[Deb & Bill]

I'm sure they are not going to let the animals fend for themselves and they will keep people there to provide care for them. It would be a big publicity fail to leave the animals alone without care. Not to mention the loss of money if they die or get loose.

 

[C&Jx2]

BG Tampa said their animal keepers will still be working.

 

[chicagoshannon]

People will still be working just like everywhere else in the country.

 

[_auroraborealis_]

Keepers are considered essential personnel.

 

[gatour]

Ditto, the actual animal keepers will continue to work. Our local zoo (Jacksonville, FL) is shutdown for guests. I am sure they are implementing "hurricane" protocols. Where zoo staff that are essential to the animals well-being are reporting to work. During a hurricane they will ride the storm at the zoo.

 

[StageTek]

The parks are closed to the public. Many (even most) employees are still on the job.

 

[Searc]

with the parks being closed for a while, I was wondering what are they going to do about the care of their animals ? Are they still going to have zookeepers on staff? I’d imagine they still need to check on the animals to make sure their alright even though no one is working.
same probably gose for the feral cats of Disney land too.

There will still be people working at the parks.