Coatimundi are cute little animals about the size of a racoon. They are actually related to the racoon, and they are omnivores. So they eat just about anything. Our pet coatimundi named Cody likes to eat eggs, pancakes, turkey, waffles, meal worms, and pasta. They have long noses and striped tails. They can be found in South America, Mexico, and Southern Central United States. Such as Arizona, Nevada, Texas, etc. Just another of our COOL pets!

The two you see below is one of the colorings found in South America. The lighter colored coatimundi are the ones found in the mexico area.

Springhaas are wonderful pets. They kinda look like mini kangaroos. But infact they aren't even related! Kangaroos are marsupials which have pouches for their young. Springhaas are rodents like your average rabbit, mouse, or squirrel. We have several adult springhaas, a teenager springhaas (even complete with the teenager attitude), and a new baby springhaas. They really are great pets, Gizmo (the baby) even knows his own name when you call him!

Click on gizmo to see more about him!

We have a pet two-toed sloth named Tai-Chi. But we all call her Tai. She is a two-toed sloth which means that she has two front nails, and there is also the three-toed sloth which has three front nails. She enjoys scrambled eggs, lettuce, fruit such as apples and grapes. She loves sticks! Like any child she wont let go of the stick. She is pretty slow like you would expect but she really can be faster. It just depends on her mood, if she is mad she can move fast. If she is happy (Such cases where there are grapes in her food bowl) she can move fast. And when she is in a normal mood she just hangs around.

Dwarf rabbits are just like regular rabbits except that they are smaller and in different proportions. Such as our dwarf rabbit. Our dwarf rabbit is lower to the ground with shorter legs than a regular rabbit and she is smaller than a normal rabbit too. She is a lion-head dwarf rabbit, which means that she has a mane like a lion would. Here are some pictures of her.

Thank You for looking at my website, and the Springhaas site. Also thanks to William for helping me make this website possible. I thank my parents for getting all these cool pets so I could even make this website. And I also thank http://www.questconnect.org for letting me use their picture. If you want more information on Gizmo go Here: Springhaas Site